Check out our show, “On Equal Terms”!

On May 30, 2024, our “Un Une” Parity Network launched its podcast: “On Equal Terms”!

Everyone, get ready to tune in or put on your headphones: each episode will be an opportunity to learn, reflect, and discuss gender equality issues with exceptional guests from fields as diverse as business, sports, and politics…

Marie-Cécile Naves, Executive Director of France Universités and Research Director at the Gender and Geopolitics Observatory at IRIS, shares her expertise on the
s benefits companies gain from promoting gender parity.

Candice Prévost, a former professional soccer player and a consultant on sports and gender equality, explains how sports can serve as a vehicle for gender equality.

Jean-Claude Ester, the departmental delegate for women’s rights and gender equality in the Somme, talks to us about his commitment and explains why it is in men’s best interest to also advocate for gender parity.

Hortense Harang, a former BBC war correspondent and founder of the company “Fleurs d’ici,” shares her inspiring journey, which is guided by her commitment to the public good and blends business, innovation, performance, and responsible economics.
As a woman working in fields traditionally dominated by men, she shares the challenges women face, particularly the lack of equitable access to financing.

Maïtena Biraben, a former television host and presenter, author of the book *La Femme invisible* (*The Invisible Woman*), and producer of *Mesdames Média*, shares her insights with us on the topic of the invisibility of women over 45 in society. Strong and independent, she offers us insights on how to claim our rightful place.

Maxime Ruszniewski, a former journalist, former advisor to the Ministry of Women’s Rights, co-founder of the Fondation des Femmes, member of the High Council for Gender Equality, and founder of Remixt, a training platform on diversity and inclusion, explains that feminism is not a matter of gender, but of actions.
He shows how “Me Too” has changed the relationship between women and men, as well as their relationship to work and society.

Breaking Stereotypes with Maryse Burgot, journalist, foreign correspondent, and author of the book *Loin de chez moi* (Far from Home), published by Fayard.

Maryse Burgot addresses the issue of gender equality and shares her thoughts on her place as a woman in the world of journalism; she offers us a unique perspective on her work in the field, women’s rights around the world, her career choices, and the challenges she has faced.

Through her story, she breaks down gender stereotypes and proves that it is possible to succeed no matter where you come from.

Zahia Ziouani, one of the few female conductors in France, where women make up less than 4% of conductors.
Zahia notably conducted the orchestra during the closing ceremony of the 2024 Paris Olympic Games. In this episode, she shares her vision of equal access to Culture and her initiatives to make music accessible to everyone, particularly in urban and rural areas.

We will all draw inspiration from one another, reflect together, and make progress toward professional equality between women and men by regularly watching and listening to “On Equal Terms.”

To watch or rewatch the first episode with Marie-Cécile Naves, click HERE , or to listen, click HERE.

To watch or rewatch the second episode with Candice Prévost, click HERE , or to listen, click HERE.

To watch or rewatch the third episode with Jean-Claude Ester, click HERE , or to listen, click HERE.

To watch or rewatch the fourth episode with Hortense Harang, click HERE , or to listen, click HERE.

To watch or rewatch the fifth episode with Maïtena Biraben, click HERE , or to listen, click HERE.

To watch or rewatch the 6th episode with Maxime Ruszniewski, click HERE , or to listen, click HERE.

To watch or rewatch the 7th episode featuring Maryse Burgot, click HERE , or to listen, click HERE.

To watch or rewatch the 8th episode featuring Zahia Ziouani, click HERE , or to listen, click HERE.