Gender Discrimination/Harrassment
Most institutions have strict
and explicit policies to deal with sexual
harassment through internal mechanisms
that include appropriate disciplinary action
following due process. The sensitivity
to gender discrimination seems high. But
there remain several areas where blatant
gender discrimination continues. SWIU would
like to hear about your problems: remember
our mission is to mentor women in urology.
If that means the Society needs to help
you with gender discrimination at your
program, hospital or practice, we are here
to catalogue that complaint and to offer
support and resources that you may not
be aware of. Please contact the officers
or members of the Board with these issues.
The American Urological Association
has been supportive of SWIU and the female
members of the Association with the establishment
of the policies laid out in the PDF document
below. Please click on the link to download
the PDF and view the policies:
American
Urological Association Policy Statements
Regarding Harassment and Gender Issues
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