[The present status and attempts toward the achievement of gender equality in the JAA].

Kaibogaku zasshi. Journal of anatomy Pub Date : 2013-09-01
Emiko Senba
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The proportion of female members in The Japanese Association of Anatomists (JAA) is 18% with the proportion of female members higher among the young generation (20-30 Y.O.; 34.8%, 30-40 Y.O.; 26.8%). However, the number of female members in the Board of Directors has been zero or one (0 or 6%) for many years. More than two female members are necessary on the Board to promote the diversity in the management of the JAA. The numbers of female members in other committees has shown gradual increase in recent years. A substantial increase in female faculty members including professors in each university and school will support the future development of the anatomical research field and the association. We have made the first great step by setting up the committee on promotion of gender equality in JAA in March, 2011. In the next year, JAA became a member of Japan Inter-Society Liaison Association Committee for Promoting Equal Participation of Men and Women in Science and Engineering (EPMEWSE). Our committee's activity includes holding workshops and seminars at the annual meetings to promote gender equality in the research field and to encourage mutual support and friendship, not only among women members but also among all members.

[联合航空管理局实现性别平等的现状及尝试]。
日本解剖学家协会(JAA)的女性会员比例为18%,其中年轻一代(20-30岁;34.8%, 30-40岁;26.8%)。然而,董事会中女性成员的数量多年来一直为零或一(0或6%)。董事会需要两名以上的女性成员,以促进机管局管理的多元化。近年来,其他委员会的女性成员人数逐渐增加。包括各大学和学院的教授在内,女性教员的大幅增加将有助于解剖学研究领域和协会的未来发展。我们在2011年3月成立了促进男女平等委员会,迈出了重要的第一步。第二年,JAA成为日本促进男女平等参与科学和工程的社会间联络协会委员会(EPMEWSE)的成员。我们委员会的活动包括在年度会议上举办讲习班和研讨会,以促进研究领域的性别平等,并鼓励相互支持和友谊,不仅在女性成员之间,而且在所有成员之间。
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