How to increase female participation in STEM and reduce the long-term equality gap amongst females
The gender bias in STEM is evident in the workforce, and educational attainment as women hold 47% of all jobs, but only 24% of STEM jobs. STEM is the driving force of the economy, where innovation occurs. It's where creativity is allowed, and it's also the place where people can make a real difference. It is a place to solve the problems of the world. Given the gender bias in STEM, where women hold 47% of all jobs, but only 24% of STEM jobs, institutions need to have women in