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Talk to Jess-White House Event On Gender, Media + Toys

April 20, 2016 by Amy Jussel Leave a Comment

April 20, 2016 As a staunch critic of the toy industry’s complicity in marketing vapid values and gender stereotypes that can limit instead of expand kid’s brain plasticity, it’s no surprise that I … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Stereotypes & Diversity Tagged With: #ChangeIsAWeThing, #gendergap, Barbie body image, boys gender stereotypes, Breaking Down Stereotypes in Media and Toys, Elizabeth Sweet, Empowering girls, encouraging girls in STEM, gender in media, gender stereotypes, girlpower, I Am Elemental Toys, Jess Weiner, kids toys and gender, Little Bits, maker movement, profit over public health, roominate, STEM toys, Talk to Jess, Toy Fair, toy industry stereotypes, Upending gender stereotypes, USC Annenberg, White House Council for Women and Girls, White House Summit
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