MIT Gender [sic] Equity in STEM Challenge

CareerMIT Gender [sic] Equity in STEM Challenge

Posted March 22, 2023 by trilobyte in STEM

Hello! Let’s brainstorm and send in submissions for how to support women and girls in STEM! I’m excited to hear what others have to say.

We can brainstorm on this post or users can submit their ideas directly here: https://tinyurl.com/5efnd33j

I’d like to hear why women left STEM or why they love STEM: what worked and what didn’t. I found that academia was less friendly to the needs of women compared to industry.

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Posted March 22, 2023 by trilobyte

Score: 12

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