#women-in-stem

#women-in-stem

Congress awarded Congressional Gold Medals to Black female mathematicians for their crucial roles in NASA's history, recognizing their previously unsung contributions.

NASA's Hidden Figures were awarded Congressional Gold Medals for their pivotal roles in space exploration, paving the way for future generations.

Pearl Young’s advocacy and achievements opened doors for women in STEM, defying early 20th-century societal barriers.

The Afghan Girls Robotics Team's story showcases resilience in the face of cultural and political adversity.

Women in Latin America face challenges balancing family and career in academia.

Penalization of women for having children impacts their career progression.

Inequitable access to research funding and leadership hinders women's participation in South Korean science.

Gender inequality in Brazilian science persists despite a majority of female students; women are under-represented in faculty roles.

Women scientists face challenges balancing career and motherhood, leading many to leave full-time work after having children.

Caltech's commitment to increasing female representation in STEM has resulted in a milestone where women make up half of the incoming undergraduate class.

Adaptability and education are critical for overcoming economic hardship and discrimination.

Natalie De Blois was a pioneering architect whose work paved the way for women in architecture, challenging gender norms from a young age.

Mariam Issoufou transformed her career from software engineering to becoming a leading architect in Africa, emphasizing local materials and pragmatism in her designs.