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EXPLORE OTHER INTERESTING INITIATIVES PROMOTING WOMEN IN SCIENCES
There are many other initiatives that share the aims of Gender & Science AIL.
Here you can find a list of them. If you are aware of any interesting initiative, please send it to genderscienceail@gmail.com. We will be more than happy to add it to our list!


General background information on Gender & Science

  • Thesaurus with definitions from the European Institute for Gender Equality
  • Last She Figures report from the European Commision
  • Videos and comics Illustrating gender
  • #NOMOREMATILDAS campaign

Projects working towards a gender-fair Science and education

  • The DORA principles, declaration and resources for a fair assessment of sicentific performance. Let's all adhere!
  • Edu4Stem teaching assistant to get girls into science
  • Researcher Identity Development project aiming to help Early Career Researchers to develop as researchers
  • Test yourself on other biases and conscious and unconscious preferences through the Implicit Project (Harvard Edu)
  • Little quizz about Women in STEM

Reports on state of women in (Geo)science

  • Analysis of the glass ceiling index in the Natural Resources Area (CSIC, Spain)
  • Women in Oceanography -a decade later (The Oceanography Society)

Other cool groups and initiatives

  • Earth Science Women's Network
  • Association Femmes et Sciences
  • Colectivo fractal de mujeres investigadoras
  • Gender equality actions at EGU
  • Group and great comic strips wondering: Did this really happen?
  • Asociación de Mujeres Investigadoras y Tecnólogas (AMIT)
  • #11F initiative and activities
  • Dones & Ciencia #100tifiques


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