Building Confidence and Breaking Stereotypes

Involving women in tech education from an early age through gender-inclusive curricula helps build confidence and breaks down societal stereotypes regarding gender roles in technology and STEM. This empowerment is a crucial step in closing the digital divide, as it encourages more women to pursue careers in tech, thereby increasing their representation in the field.

Involving women in tech education from an early age through gender-inclusive curricula helps build confidence and breaks down societal stereotypes regarding gender roles in technology and STEM. This empowerment is a crucial step in closing the digital divide, as it encourages more women to pursue careers in tech, thereby increasing their representation in the field.

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