Women Leaders in Education: An Interview with Stockholm School of Innovation and Science Principal, Anna Ternberg
Worldwide, women get fewer chances than men to participate in the economy, have less access to primary and secondary education in many parts of the world, are more at risk of health and safety issues, and have lower political representation. For example, according to a report by the National Center for Women & Information Technology, women make up only 25% of the workforce in the tech industry
