While there has undoubtedly been progress made in regards to the inclusion of women and LGBTQ+ individuals as full members of the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF), it is questionable as to whether the organizational culture has shifted since these efforts were initiated almost thirty years ago. This article argues that resistance to culture change is based in sexist beliefs and attitudes, which are most noticeable in discussions related to Operation HONOUR, the CAF initiative meant to purposefully change military culture in an effort to eliminate sexual misconduct. The article critically reflects on how the CAF has presented results from surveys aimed at examining the beliefs and perceptions of current serving members in regards to sexual miscon...
International audienceBackground: Sexual harassment (SH) is prevalent in military settings and depen...
The aim of the PhD study is to examine critically the integration of female personnel within the Per...
Since September 11, 2001, criticizing firefighters, the police, or the military seems downright unpa...
While there has undoubtedly been progress made in regards to the inclusion of women and LGBTQ+ indiv...
Although feminist scholars agree that there exists a systemic relationship between masculinity and m...
This qualitative research presents a feminist critical discourse analysis of The Maple Leaf’s (TML) ...
Since 2008, the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) has called the military family “the strength behind the ...
This article centers on the lived experiences of racialized servicewomen in the Canadian Armed Force...
Cet article, qui aborde la représentation « sexuelle » des femmes soldats britanniques lors de la Pr...
Lesbian partners of servicewomen remain invisible despite policy changes regarding homosexuals in th...
Women have advanced in Canada since the Royal Commission on the Status of Women in 1970. This Commis...
Women have struggled throughout history in order to integrate successfully into the Canadian Armed F...
L’armée et la religion sont deux institutions dans lesquelles s’exerce la violence symbolique. Les f...
In 1989, Canadian Forces leadership granted authorization for women to enter all trades of the milit...
This thesis focuses on gender integration in the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) based on veteran female...
International audienceBackground: Sexual harassment (SH) is prevalent in military settings and depen...
The aim of the PhD study is to examine critically the integration of female personnel within the Per...
Since September 11, 2001, criticizing firefighters, the police, or the military seems downright unpa...
While there has undoubtedly been progress made in regards to the inclusion of women and LGBTQ+ indiv...
Although feminist scholars agree that there exists a systemic relationship between masculinity and m...
This qualitative research presents a feminist critical discourse analysis of The Maple Leaf’s (TML) ...
Since 2008, the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) has called the military family “the strength behind the ...
This article centers on the lived experiences of racialized servicewomen in the Canadian Armed Force...
Cet article, qui aborde la représentation « sexuelle » des femmes soldats britanniques lors de la Pr...
Lesbian partners of servicewomen remain invisible despite policy changes regarding homosexuals in th...
Women have advanced in Canada since the Royal Commission on the Status of Women in 1970. This Commis...
Women have struggled throughout history in order to integrate successfully into the Canadian Armed F...
L’armée et la religion sont deux institutions dans lesquelles s’exerce la violence symbolique. Les f...
In 1989, Canadian Forces leadership granted authorization for women to enter all trades of the milit...
This thesis focuses on gender integration in the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) based on veteran female...
International audienceBackground: Sexual harassment (SH) is prevalent in military settings and depen...
The aim of the PhD study is to examine critically the integration of female personnel within the Per...
Since September 11, 2001, criticizing firefighters, the police, or the military seems downright unpa...