The Role of Academic Institutions in Educating Women STEM Students About Net Neutrality

Academic institutions have a pivotal role in molding the next generation of women technologists. However, their curriculum often focuses narrowly on technical skills without adequately covering critical digital rights issues, such as net neutrality. There's a growing need for these educational programs to include discussions on internet freedom principles.

Academic institutions have a pivotal role in molding the next generation of women technologists. However, their curriculum often focuses narrowly on technical skills without adequately covering critical digital rights issues, such as net neutrality. There's a growing need for these educational programs to include discussions on internet freedom principles.

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