Systemic Social and Cultural Norms

Societal norms and cultural expectations about gender roles can discourage women from aspiring to leadership positions from a young age. These norms can influence both men's and women's perceptions of what is appropriate or attainable in their careers, limiting ambition and the pursuit of leadership roles.

Societal norms and cultural expectations about gender roles can discourage women from aspiring to leadership positions from a young age. These norms can influence both men's and women's perceptions of what is appropriate or attainable in their careers, limiting ambition and the pursuit of leadership roles.

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