Celebrating Women in STEM
Across all sectors, women have made key contributions in the workforce, but despite some progress over the last decade, many challenges remain as a result of systemic inequalities, biases, policy issues, and gender stereotypes. Conversely, early research shows that the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic could exacerbate the limited progress that has been made on gender equality and women’s rights.
At Georgia Tech Professional Education (GTPE), we believe progress is achievable, but will require a willingness to embrace the power of inclusion. We also believe the future of work is better equipped with women at every table where decisions are being made.
We can all choose to challenge and call out gender bias and inequality. We can all choose to seek out and celebrate women's achievements. Collectively, we can all break the bias.
The Power of Diversity in the Future of Work
As the global arm of the Institute, Georgia Tech Professional Education has long recognized the power of diverse perspectives to drive creativity. Especially during times of transition, you want to make sure you are taking full advantage of all of the brain-power at the table. Here are effectvive strategies to influence your organization and be better prepared for the future of work.
Inclusive Leadership in a Digital-First Environment
For leaders, 2021 will be the year of building new habits and social connections, while allowing space for a more cohesive and inclusive work culture better equipped for an equitable society and the future of work. Here are three ways you can embrace accelerating change and lead your remote team with inclusivity.
Advice from Women in STEM
We're celebrating some of Georgia Tech’s remarkable women as they share their advice for future generations of female STEM professionals. An equal world is an enabled world. Together, we can champion diversity and commit to closing the STEM gender gap.
Developers. Data Scientists. Systems Engineers.
These are just some of the words that can be used to describe the GTPE women shaking up the STEM industry. From building a community to being your own advocate, they shared their career highlights, advice, and stories.
