No Club Guidance
No Club Guidance
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Women around the world are talking about The No Club in their book clubs and starting No Clubs of their own. Here are some resources to help you join the movement:
Four Tips for Saying No
Four Tips for Saying No
The authors of The No Club share their tips for saying no to non-promotable tasks in this video. Click here to learn how to start saying no!
Start Your Own "No Club"
Start Your Own "No Club"
Women have started No Clubs of their own, a trend we hope readers of The No Club will continue. Click here for an excerpt from the book which will help you start your own No Club!
"No" Book Club Discussion Questions
"No" Book Club Discussion Questions
We've prepared five sets of discussion questions to help your book club get the most out of The No Club. Click here for The No Club Discussion Guide!
Inspired "No Clubs"
Inspired "No Clubs"
No Club members (from left to right) Dolly Chugh (NYU), Modupe Akinola (Columbia), and Katy Milkman (Wharton)
No Club members from (from left to right) Tamar Krishnamurti, Leslie John, Kim Ling Murtaugh, and Cindy Cryder
No Club members (from left to right) Laura Gee, Olga Stoddard, Danila Serra (not pictured: Olga Shurchkov and Subha Mani)
No Club members gather at the 63rd annual Italian Economic Society conference, Università di Torino, October 2022.
The No Club authors: Brenda Peyser, Laurie Weingart, Lise Vesterlund, and Linda Babcock at the Union Grill in Pittsburgh, PA.
Book Clubs
Book Clubs
Women's Business Association at the Kellogg School of Management
Women's Business Association at the Kellogg School of Management
Northwestern University
Women's Business Association at the Kellogg School of Management
Women's Business Association at the Kellogg School of Management
Northwestern University
We would love to hear from women who form No Clubs or Book Clubs! Contact us to share your experience and a chance to be featured here.
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