From stolen credit to forgotten legacies, the Matilda Effect explains why women in STEM remain invisible. We are not just talking about the past—we are living it.
Women in STEM
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Vivo KanyaGyaan is not just another campaign—it is a movement toward equality in STEM. With less than 30% of STEM researchers worldwide being women, Vivo’s initiative provides young women from …
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The decline in women in engineering is a concerning trend. Women face systemic barriers, from classroom stereotypes to workplace biases, leading to fewer women entering and staying in the field. …
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