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Category: Gender You are viewing the articles filtered by category: Gender

Who leads matters: Why female leadership in education must become the norm

By: Heike Kuhn

Female politicians are rewriting education policy

By: Anna Cristina D’Addio

Education needs more women leaders – A male view

By: Manos Antoninis

New 2025 Gender Report calls for more women at the top in education 

By: GEM Report

Seven steps to support girls and women to pursue STEM subjects and careers

By: GEM Report

The prevalence of bullying is increasing more for girls than for boys

By: GEM Report

We must invest in local leadership to secure the future of Girls’ Education

By: Maliha Fawzia

African girls who start school late or repeat grades are more likely to leave school early

By: GEM Report

Where does girls’ maths anxiety come from?

By: Anna Cristina D’Addio
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New UIS data show that the share of women in STEM graduates stagnant for 10 years

By: Silvia Montoya

Technology on her terms 

By: Anna Cristina d’Addio

What does recent evidence from data and policies say about inclusion in education?

By: GEM Report
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