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A research conducted by Alan Turing Institute suggests that more females are needed in this field to address the algorithmic gender bias that appears due to the lack of female input. Read more in Datafloq Top 5 leading women in…
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Still, many laws continue to inhibit women’s ability to enter the workforce or start a business—and even to travel outside their homes in the same way as men. In fact, on average globally, women have just three-quarters of the economic…
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5 top global priorities for 2022, according to women leaders at Davos By Kate Whiting
12 March 2022Views: 2608 March is International Women’s Day. During the COVID-19 pandemic, women leaders across the globe have been associated with faster action and fewer deaths. Read more in weforum 5 top global priorities for 2022, according to women leaders at Davos…
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Meet The Women Who Made History In 2021 here
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Learning from Women Who’ve Made It to the Top in Tech By Neveen Awad, Alexis Hennessy, and Christine Kim Morse
29 November 2021Views: 179Firms where 30% of leaders are women have a 15% increase in profitability (a net profit margin that is more than 1 percentage point higher) compared with similar firms with no female leaders, according to research from the Peterson Institute…
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Why Climate Action Needs a Gender Focus By Zineb Sqalli, Shalini Unnikrishnan, Nour Mejri, Patrick Dupoux, Robin George, and Younès Zrikem
8 November 2021Views: 231Current efforts to combat climate change leave women behind. But drawing women fully into the fight is a win-win—accelerating climate progress and advancing gender equity. Read more in BCG Why Climate Action Needs a Gender Focus By Zineb Sqalli, Shalini…
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5 ways to get more women working in AI By Kay Firth-Butterfield and Beena Ammanath
2 September 2021Views: 211Research suggests women account for only 26% of data and AI positions in the workforce; Increasing representation and diversity in AI development is crucial to producing better products of value to more people and avoiding biases; From supporting STEM education…
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How This Woman Is Cleaning Up the Janitorial Industry, 1 Job at a Time By Kevin J.Ryan, Staff Writer INC.
27 August 2021Views: 195Carolina Alvarez spent 13 years working in the male-dominated janitorial industry, where she encountered discomforting sexism and shady business practices, and struggled to get the credit she deserved. Janitorial is a very male-dominated industry. All the crew were men; all…
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This Film Examines the Biases in the Code That Runs Our Lives By Sidney Fussell
7 January 2021Views: 281Filmmaker Shalini Kantayya says women and people of color look at technology from the outside—and have felt the negative impacts.”What I came to learn is that the people who are leading the data, the scientists and mathematicians and journalists and…
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Second lockdown left women feeling worn out – while men complained of boredom By Bobby Duffy and Rosie Campbell
18 December 2020Views: 365Among the quarter of the UK who said they’d found it harder to comply with the rules recently, 27% of men said boredom was a key reason, compared with 19% of women. Read more in conversation Second lockdown left women…
