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How to communicate science in a gender inclusive way?

Hypatia newsletters present new perspectives on how to communicate science in a gender inclusive way and its fourth instalment, authored by the Bloomfield Science Museum Jerusalem and distributed by Ecsite, was no different.

Among other articles, it presents a case study on how to promote gender inclusiveness through science exhibitions; an interview with Revital Duek and Galit Agmon, two inspirational women in STEM; reports from the 11th biennial conference of the Gender and Education Association (GEA) and Gender and STEM Readers' Digest, a new column where readers can find links to the publications driving European and global conversations about gender-inclusiveness and STEM.

The publication is available online.

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Tags

  • #gender
  • #h20202
  • #inclusion
  • #publication

Project

Hypatia

The Hypatia project engaged with 13-18 year old girls both in and out of the school environment. To do this, Hypatia brought science centres and museums, schools, research institutions and industry together with gender experts and teenagers themselves.