Displaying Their Authentic Selves | Bahareh Javadizadeh | TEDxIndianaStateUniversityWomen

Iran is full of inspired, talented, and bright women who shine in their workplace despite the difficulties they confront. However, as a result of government restrictions regarding religious displays, many women feel inauthentic. Many Iranian women believe in the autonomy of choosing their religious beliefs and freedom to select hijab at heart but are all afraid to act based on their beliefs in their workplace. More and more women are protesting against the compulsory hijab today and seek their right to freedom of choice. Dr. Bahareh Javadizadeh is an assistant professor of management specializing in Human Resource Management and Organizational Behavior. Her research explores the individual and organizational outcomes of perceived identity threat in the workplace, the creation of façades of conformity as a coping mechanism, and the buffering role of the climate of authenticity. Moreover, she has an interest in exploring glass ceiling beliefs among women and minorities as well as civility in the workplace. Bahareh has taught Human Capital Management, Organizational Behavior, and Teamwork. In her teaching, she centers her effort on the wholesale establishment of a challenging, engaging, and thought-provoking environment in which students are continually confronted with provocative questions, tasked with applying course materials to real world examples, and asked to share their ideas. The Department of Management within the NMSU College of Business recognized her for outstanding teaching during 2017-2018. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

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