Prof. Ivy Wong’s research on children’s appraisals of gender nonconformity was reported in a press release by the Society for Research in Child Development and a press conference and press release organized by CUHK.
News clippings in the media:
SRCD Press release 2019-10-24 New Intervention May Help Ease Young Children’s Biases Against Gender-nonconforming Peers
CUHK Press release 2019-10-31CUHK Study Reveals Simple Inventio May Change Young Children’s Biased Perception of Peers Breaking Gender Norms
Child&Family Blog 2019-10 Gender Nonconforming Children, Particularly Boys, Are Less Popular With Peers
HKET TOPICK 2019-10-31中大研究揭兒童對性別非常規化朋輩存偏見 倡培育多元共融意義
On.cc 2019-10-31 4歲童已對非常規性別行為存偏見 學者倡及早教育
SCMP 2019-11-01 Gender stereotyping can be reduced at a young age with proper intervention, study conducted on Hong Kong children finds
hk01 2019-11-01 中大研究:4歲童對「娘娘腔」行為存偏見 倡及早培育多元意義
etnet 2019-11-01 歧視「娘娘腔」「與異性結伴」 4歲小童已有性別偏見
Ming Pao 2019-11-01 研究:男生愛洋娃娃女生短髮難交友 4歲童有「非常規性別」偏見
AM730 2019-11-01 幼童歧視不跟從性別規範朋輩 中大專家︰早介入可減偏見
HKEJ 2019-11-01 研究揭4歲童已具性別定型觀念
HKET 2019-11-01 對「娘娘腔」朋輩 或4歲已存偏見
Sing Tao Daily 2019-11-01 研究:幼童對非常規性別行為存偏見
Sky Post 2019-11-01 歧視「娘娘腔」「與異性結伴」 4歲小童已有性別偏見
Media: RTHK 五夜講場 – 學人串社科 2019(Talk on Social Sciences)
https://podcast.rthk.hk/podcast/item.php?pid=1559&eid=139710&year=2019&lang=zh-CN
The top appeals court in Hong Kong issued a ruling granting spousal benefits to a married gay couple on 6 June 2019 and attracted international press coverage. Dr. Suen Yiu Tung, Assistant Professor of Gender Studies Programme, CUHK was interviewed by a number of international news agency such as BBC, Bloomberg and Financial Times etc.
BBC: https://www.bbc.com/zhongwen/trad/chinese-news-48183776
Bloomberg: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-06-06/hong-kong-s-top-court-issues-landmark-ruling-for-lgbt-rights
Financial Times: https://www.ft.com/content/8e27567a-880b-11e9-a028-86cea8523dc2
Web version: https://www.rthk.hk/radio/radio3/programme/backchat/episode/573963
Podcast version: https://podcast.rthk.hk/podcast/item.php?pid=177&eid=137623&year=2019&list=1&lang=en-US
Media: RTHK Radio 3 – Backchat
Project: Women’s Mobility: Negotiating Work and Family Spheres in Asia
Academic Lead: Prof. Song Jing
Organization: Worldwide Universities Network
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