The Pipeline Problem Education and Encouragement

The roots of gender bias in tech extend to education, where girls are often less encouraged to pursue STEM fields. This 'Pipeline Problem' leads to fewer women entering tech, perpetuating the gender imbalance. Initiatives aimed at supporting girls and young women in STEM, from early education through to higher education, are crucial for changing this narrative.

The roots of gender bias in tech extend to education, where girls are often less encouraged to pursue STEM fields. This 'Pipeline Problem' leads to fewer women entering tech, perpetuating the gender imbalance. Initiatives aimed at supporting girls and young women in STEM, from early education through to higher education, are crucial for changing this narrative.

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