An Open Data Platform to Advance Gender Equality in STEM in Latin America

An Open Data Platform to Advance Gender Equality in STEM in Latin America – Communications of the ACM

Latin American women are being encouraged to take part in efforts to tackle gender disparities in the region, according to a report by the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU). Why is it essential to address the issue of gender equality in Latin America, and why does it mean that they are not able to achieve their ambitions, writes BBC News. () What is the problem behind these challenges and what is to be done to reduce the gender gap in science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) across the country? The BBC s Larry Madowo looks at what could be the most important achievements for the continent? And what are the key issues which causes the gap between women and women in this region? These are some of the biggest issues facing those nations - including the US, Brazil, Peru and Peru, as well as the number of women who have become increasingly underrepresented as scientists and policymakers? This is what it is likely to have to do with the impact of female leadership, research, education, science and technology during the pandemic and how it can be tackled by international researchers and politicians? What makes it harder for them to improve the way the world is taking advantage of this effort? Here, we look at ways to make it clearer, more accurate information about gender differences in some areas, in particular, on the issues that have been revealed in recent weeks. Here is an innovative architecture that aims to provide equal access to data.

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Published on 2024-07-16

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