The End of Bias: A Beginning: The Science and Practice of Overcoming Unconscious Bias by Keaton West Hernandez Hernandez

“…Part 3 discusses systemic changes required to sustain bias reduction, with chapters addressing healthcare inequities, the impact of diversity in professional settings, and the necessity of structural and cultural shifts within organizations. …”
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Challenges for popular feminism: Urban interventions in Pedregal de Santo Domingo, Mexico by Socorro Pérez-Rincón

“…Finally, the article includes a reflection on community experiences and challenges of urban planning and research, focusing on growing gender inequalities. It is concluded that urban practices geared towards the ethical dimension of planning and the application of feminist methodologies contribute to designing new spaces for coexistence and addressing insecurity and violence experienced by women.…”
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Robust Tracking Control of a Three-Phase Bidirectional Charger for Electric Vehicle by Chivon Choeung, Meng Leang Kry, Young-Il Lee

“…The bidirectional charger also allows using of the vehicle as an energy storage system for the grid i.e., charging during the peak-off times and delivering the energy back to the grid during peak times of electrical consumption. …”
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Le gouvernement chinois peut-il réorienter le régime d’accumulation ? Une analyse au prisme des transformations du rapport salarial by Clément Séhier

“…However, the institutionalisation of social policies formulated by central authorities is hampered by the resistance of local governments and capitalists. Consequently, inequalities persist, labour conflicts intensify, and the rebalancing of the accumulation regime is curtailed. …”
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« La deuxième communauté noire la plus prospère du pays » : l’espoir d’une vie en banlieue résidentielle à Atlanta pour les migrant·es africain·es-américain·es by Nicolas Raulin

“…As migration flows reversed between the North and South of the country beginning in the 1970’s, Atlanta became the new "Black Mecca," concentrating the largest number of migrants from other regions. …”
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Observer Based Optimal Vibration Control of a Full Aircraft System Having Active Landing Gears and Biodynamic Pilot Model by Hakan Yazici, Mert Sever

“…Since the state variables of the pilot body are not available for measurement in practice, an observed based optimal controller is designed via Linear Matrix Inequalities (LMIs) approach. In addition, classical LQR controller is designed to investigate effectiveness of the proposed controller. …”
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Intergenerational and Marriage Mobility of University Professors in the Netherlands During the 19th Century by Ineke Maas, Marco H. D. van Leeuwen, Antonie Knigge

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Comparative Research of the Results of Functional Regionalization Methods – By the Network of Commuting in Hungary by János Pénzes, Gábor Pálóczi

“…The CURDS measure is the ‘strictest’ one from this respect. The comparative results drew the attention to the differing character of centres in each part of Hungary.…”
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Rural innovation, ecosystem services and urbanisation processes in Liguria, between coastal and inner areas by Giampiero Lombardini, Angela Pilogallo, Giorgia Tucci

“…Spatial planning must therefore aim at new development models able to harmonise the need to preserve the environmental components with the need to reduce the socio-economic inequalities, often linked to inequitable access to ecosystem services. …”
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Balancing Between Efficiency and Equity in Publicly Funded Health Systems by Ljerka Cerović, Nikolina Dukić Samaržija, Marko Brkić

“…Although in total only small proportion of the population perceived an unmet need for health care, Croatia reported much larger inequalities in unmet need among different socio-economic groups, between high and low educated population, between women and men and among different age groups.…”
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Examination of Health Literacy Levels of Pre-Service Teachers by Didem Kilic, Guntay Tasci, Bahattin Deniz Altunoglu

“…Low level of health literacy causes a decrease in quality of life and social inequalities. Adequate health literacy levels of pre-service teachers will not only reduce the risk of disease, but also will contribute to development of a healthy lifestyle for societies. …”
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Recovering the Loss: Infanticide, Ambivalence and Trauma in Shobha Rao’s The Lost Ribbon by Mitali Mishra, Surbhi Saraswat

“…It argues that the act of infanticide, central to the story, must be understood as deeply rooted in the structural inequalities and patriarchal ideologies inherent in the Recovery Operation during the Partition of India. …”
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A Case of Prostatic Abscess with Malignant Lymphoma Involving the Prostate by Wataru Noguchi, Yoshihiro Inoue, Mana Fukushima

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The Impact of Socio-Economic and Climate Change on Poverty in Indonesia by Watemin,, Slamet Rosyadi and Lilis Siti Badriah

“…The Central Bureau of Statistics and Climate Change Performance Index (CCPI) reports are the sources of research data. …”
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Regional investment standard as a tool for increasing the effectiveness of investment project implementation by Ye. T. Nadyrgaliev

“…This article discusses the need to create favourable conditions for investment, especially in the industrial production sector, as a critical element in reducing territorial inequality and raising the standard of living in the country. …”
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Reconceptualizing menstrual health and hygiene among young women in India by Mahashweta Chakrabarty, Karan Babbar, Aditya Singh

“…These factors, especially asset index, region, and urban/rural residence, explained a large portion of the observed disparities between high (top 25%)- and low-performing (bottom 25%) districts, indicating that socioeconomic disadvantage and geographical inequities significantly shape MHH access. …”
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Reflecting on Diversity and Gender Equality in Artificial Intelligence in Africa by Helen Titilola Olojede

“…Among the issues inherent in ethical AI are bias and lack of diversity. …”
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Implementation of Asymmetrical Decentralization In Papua: Relevance to Demands and Problems by Deni Angela, Harsanto Nursadi

“…However, in several demands, the Indonesian government has not been able to answer one of which is dialogue and openness of journalistic activities.…”
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Ecology and Justice: From Environmental Justice to Integral Ecology of «Laudato si’» by Jerzy Gocko

“… Until recently, in the social teaching of the Church, the principle of social justice has been primarily related to issues of poverty, social inequalities, wealth distribution, and goods. …”
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Preparing for Cultural and Linguistic Diversity in Norwegian Compulsory Schools: Student Teachers’ Encounters With Multicultural Education by Artëm Ingmar Benediktsson

“…While this study’s participants recognise the importance of embracing children’s diverse linguistic and cultural backgrounds, their capacity to implement their visions is often hindered by a lack of necessary support to develop knowledge about addressing complex issues, including power, inequality and social (in)justice. …”
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