Interesting articles from March 2018:
Science’s Sex Problem Is
Getting Harder to Ignore
At the hearing, Republican
Rep. Randy Hultgren asked: How many women with STEM degrees don’t work in
science because the culture is so hostile to women? “Unfortunately, I think it
explains most of it,” replied Kate Clancy, an anthropologist at the University
of Illinois who studies workplaces in the sciences. “It’s the daily indignity
of being told that you are less than.” “Then we are losing the very best and
brightest,” Hultgren said. “We really do want to help. We need you. We need
your brilliance and expertise. This has to stop.”
Congress takes on sexual harassment in the sciences
Why
are there few women in Tech? Watch
a recruiting session
New Stanford research shows
how companies alienate women before they start working.
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