Scott A. Roecker
Vice President, Nuclear Materials Security
The nuclear policy field deprives itself of talented experts and promotes groupthink by excluding and minimizing non-male voices.
Create a cross-cutting network that unites heads of organization across the nuclear policy community around the goal of making gender equity a working reality.
An increase in the presence and influence of women in the nuclear policy community.
Gender Champions in Nuclear Policy (GCNP) is a leadership network in nuclear policy committed to breaking down gender barriers and making gender equity a working reality. Created in 2018 by NTI’s Laura Holgate and Ploughshares Fund’s Michelle Dover, GCNP asks leaders of organizations whose mission includes nuclear policy to become “Gender Champions.”
All Gender Champions sign the Panel Parity Pledge, a commitment to avoid appearing on single-gender panels. Gender Champions also develop three commitments within the “SMARTIE” framework: Specific, Measurable, Ambitious, Relevant, Time-bound, Inclusive, and Equitable. “SMARTIE” commitments are uniquely designed to support new or ongoing work to achieve gender equality in a given organization. Among current Gender Champions, some have committed to increase by 10% the number of grants their organization gives to women-led projects; others have promised to incorporate a diverse range of perspectives in nuclear policy course curricula. To promote transparency and accountability, all commitments and progress reports are made public on the Gender Champions in Nuclear Policy website.
Gender Champions are expected to adhere to GCNP’s values, including:
Gender Champions in Nuclear Policy, a project of NTI, was successful in maintaining progress to advance gender equity , a new report finds.
Gender Champions in Nuclear Policy, a project of NTI, was successful in maintaining progress to advance gender equity during the COVID-19 pandemic, a new report released today finds.
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GCNP increased its membership by 50 percent in its second year, bring to 64 the number of organizations.
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Gender Champions in Nuclear Policy released its first Impact Report, measuring progress made during its first year in advancing gender equity in the nuclear policy field.
One year after its launch,GCNP announced today that it has received commitments from 42 organizations around the world.
NTI will participate in Gender Champions in Nuclear Policy, a new initiative to breaking down gender barriers in the field.