Profound change is underway. Women’s rights and crucial achievements toward gender equality are in danger of being erased. The voices of men as allies in this battle are essential.
Meanwhile, dads are suffering more than popular narratives acknowledge — from work-life conflict, stress, anxiety and much more. We must be All In, fixing this together.
Inside businesses and across society, men, women and those who don’t identify as either can and must be co-champions for change. Josh is a leader in making this happen. An award-winning former NPR and CNN journalist and entrepreneur, he is a U.N. Gender Champion and author of the Nautilus Gold-winning book All In.
Profound change is underway. Women’s rights and crucial achievements toward gender equality are in danger of being erased. The voices of men as allies in this battle are essential.
Meanwhile, dads are suffering more than popular narratives acknowledge — from work-life conflict, stress, anxiety and much more. We must be All In, fixing this together.
Inside businesses and across society, men, women and those who don’t identify as either can and must be co-champions for change. Josh is a leader in making this happen. An award-winning former NPR and CNN journalist and entrepreneur, he is a U.N. Gender Champion and author of the Nautilus Gold-winning book All In.
Josh spent 20 years reporting for NPR and CNN. As the leading fact checker on air, he was called “Truth Seeker in Chief.” At the same time, he became a parent and began reporting on the realities of today’s dads.
In 2013, he stepped into a new global spotlight by taking legal action against Time Warner (CNN’s parent company) for fair parental leave so he could care for his preemie daughter and sick wife. The company ultimately embraced his call, revolutionizing its policy to make it better for moms and dads.
With the publication of his book, All In, Josh cemented his place as the leading voice for modern dads at work, shining a light on their unknown struggles. He now works with corporations, organizations, universities and more to build policies that support men as equal caregivers, a crucial step toward ensuring equal career opportunities to women.
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