Women are less likely to pursue careers in STEM. This gap is also observed in green tech. In this session we will acknowledge the realities of women working in STEM, including bias, systemic oppression, and other barriers. We will learn from projects that have achieved progress in addressing these gaps, and identify ways to overcome the obstacles preventing girls and women from pursuing a career in STEM.
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Reimagining workplaces, cultivating inclusion: Attracting more women into STEM
Bias and systemic oppression are barriers for women working in STEM. Showcase of projects that have created pathways for girls and women to pursue careers in STEM.
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Digital and AI
Employers
Green
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Social JusticeSpeakers
- Beatrice Boots
Director National STEM Platform (PTvT), The Netherlands
- Maria Elo
TALENTS4AA Ambassador, Professor in International Business and Entrepreneurship, University of Southern Denmark
- Priscilla Gatonye
Programme Officer, Inclusion and Youth, UNESCO-UNEVOC
- Biljana Radonjic Ker-Lindsay
Associate Director/Access to Skills and Employment, European Bank for Reconstruction and Development
- Albine Teissier
Head of Life Science and Healthcare France, Akkodis
