Fem2.0 continues its campaign to change the public discourse around work and life issues with its second in a series of blog radio interviews.  Today’s topic: Work/Life and Men.

Can Superman Be Family Man?

Work/life is NOT just a women’s issue, as men are navigating rapidly changing gender roles and relationships in the family and the workplace. What daunting barriers do working fathers face in sharing responsibilities in the household?  How does the wife being the primary bread-winner shape a man’s position in the workforce?

What does it take for a caring, responsible father to be both a breadwinner and a family man?

If there is a work/family balance, it appears to depend on where you stand in the social order.

Join with some of America’s leading experts as they discuss the problems, possibilities and policies surrounding fathers in the workplace.

Scott Coltrane, Dean, University of Oregon; Author, Gender and Families
Hugo Schwyzer, Blogger, hugoschwyzer.net  
Joan Williams, Director, Center for WorkLife Law at University of California – Hastings

To listen to the panel lease tune into Fem2.0 blog radio here on TalkShoe.

And don’t forget, WVWV’s own Page Gardner will be participating on a blog radio panel about Singleton’s in the Workplace.  The panel will explore work issues facing single women, with or without children.

She will be joined by moderator, Marcia G. Yerman, Huffington Post; Lisa Matz, Director of Public Policy and Government Relations, American Association of University Women; and Melanie Notkin, Founder of the blog Savvy Auntie.

If you’d like to get involved in the Fem 2.0 campaign, here’s how:

1) Tune into the blog talk radio series

2) Participate in the live-chat and/or Twittercasts (#fem2 and #worklife) happening during each of the blog talk radio segments. Download the podcast from each segment and share it with your networks.

3) Contribute a post to the blog carnival, either through your own blog or directly to Fem2.0. Send links and/or blog posts to info@fem2pt0.com.

4) Join this list of organizations and blog sites that will be holding their own concurrent blog carnivals or events that feed into the larger Fem2.0 effort. Email info@fem2pt0.com to let us know and we’ll add you to the list!

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