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  1. RE: mastodon.social/@grimalkina/11

    Cat Hicks is a psychologist who knows her stuff re technology workers and workplaces. Read this thread and banish forever the thought that 'women are not good at maths' or technology. She cuts through the baseless arguments that people use to support these stereotypes and points out that it is the social environment that causes differences in abilities. If you are surrounded by adults that tell you that girls are not as good at maths as boys, where women avoid maths and laugh about how bad at it they are, where schools actively encourage boys in maths but not girls, then it is no surprise that the learning girl will conclude that maths is not for them.

    And don't for a minute think that women are immune from these stereotypes about women! I have had female teachers explaining to me and their students that girls are bad at maths like we were living in the 1950s. It was the 21st century by the way. Women perpetuate these negative stereotypes as much as men.

    #discrimination #STEMwomen #WomenInSTEAM

  2. @DesrochersLab

    HT for such incredible forgotten pioneer!

    Sadly amz automation confuses her for two authors:

    amazon.com/Control-Body-Mind-J

    Why english wikipedia still lacks an entry for her?

    cc: @davidgerard @WiNRepo
    @NicoleCRust @LenoreBlum
    who could help to start a #wikipedia #wikiwomen #stemwomen ?

  3. MEDICAL JOURNALISTS and STUDENT JOURNALISTS - Time is running out to apply for the Medical Journalists' Association awards

    #sciencejournalists #medicaljournalists #Africa #medicalwriters #STEM #stemwomen
    Entry closes at midnight on Wednesday May 31, 2023.

    See the MJA website for more information:
    mjauk.org/enter-the-2023-mja-a

  4. Calling African science/health journalists and potential journalists!

    #sciencejournalists #medicaljournalists #Africa #medicalwriters #STEM #stemwomen

    GRANT OPPORTUNITY

    [As seen on the blue bird app]

    The African Investigative Journalism Conference has launched a grant program to enable journalists to investigate health issues in seven African countries: Zimbabwe, Botswana, Namibia, Tanzania, Lesotho, Swaziland and South Africa

    Any journalist or team of journalists may apply, and the work may be done in any medium/media.

    See the link for more information

    docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI

  5. Inspirational women
    #stemwomen #medicalwriters

    To mark International Women's Day, The Nobel Prize are celebrating women who have changed the world. Visit their website to see all of the amazing women who have received the #NobelPrize and their remarkable achievements at the time of the award.

    nobelprize.org/

  6. #stemwomen #medicaljournalist
    The Women's Health Across the Lifespan Symposium is on 30th March 2023.
    To honour International Women's Day they are offering an exclusive £5 discount TODAY for 24 hours using the code IWD23 - Find out more: mynutriweb.com/womens-health-a

  7. Checking your breasts properly (3 of 3)
    #stemwomen #breastcancer #thankscancer
    [REPOSTING in correct order with missing cartoons]

  8. Checking your breasts properly (2 of 3)
    #stemwomen #breastcancer #thankscancer
    [REPOSTING in correct order with missing cartoons]

  9. Checking your breasts properly (1 of 2)
    #stemwomen #breastcancer #thankscancer
    [REPOSTING in correct order with missing cartoons]

    This captivating educational poem created by totally telling tales,
    @EllamaeStatham
    &
    @Liz_ORiordan
    empowering people to breast check. Original thread was on twitter: twitter.com/BreastCancerNow/st
    [REPOSTING in correct order with missing cartoons]

  10. Checking your breast properly (3)
    #stemwomen #breastcancer #thankscancer
    It looks like Twitter may have removed the middle part of the thread because the cartoons were inappropriate!! Apologies, If I find them I will post them here.

  11. Checking your breasts properly (2 of 2)
    #stemwomen #breastcancer #thankscancer

    Second part of this captivating educational poem created by totally telling tales,
    @EllamaeStatham
    &
    @Liz_ORiordan
    empowering people to breast check.
    'This Is The Way To Examine Your Chest’ is a captivating educational resource to help promote regular breast checking and ensure people understand the signs and symptoms of breast cancer to look out for." - Manveet Basra, Breast Cancer Now

  12. Checking your breasts properly (1 of 2)
    #stemwomen #breastcancer #thankscancer

    This captivating educational poem created by totally telling tales,
    @EllamaeStatham
    &
    @Liz_ORiordan
    empowering people to breast check. Original thread was on twitter: twitter.com/BreastCancerNow/st

  13. Space scientist Dr Maggie Aderin-Pocock has just been honoured with her own Barbie doll 👏🏾
    #stemwomen

    How lovely. Saw this on the bird site and had to share it further. Here is the thread:
    thefemalelead.com/post/space-s

  14. How to REALLY examine your breasts
    #breast cancer #stemwomen

    Please see Dr Liz O'Riordan's video on how to properly examine your breasts.

    twitter.com/Liz_ORiordan/statu

  15. Was Rosalind Franklin a victim of sexism in research?

    28 February – 70th anniversary of the day Francis Crick walked into the Eagle pub in Bene’t St, Cambridge, and announced: “We have found the secret of life!” Had he and James Watson discovered the chemical structure of DNA  by nicking Rosalind Franklin’s data, though?

    #Stem #medicalwriters #stemwomen

    See the whole of the tweet thread here:
    twitter.com/OddThisDay/status/

  16. Here's to celebrating The International Day of Women and Girls in Science
    #STEM #STEMWomen #womenSTEM #Afghanistanwomen

    The theme of this year's day is:
    Innovate. Demonstrate. Elevate. Advance.
    I.D.E.A.: Bringing communities Forward for sustainable and equitable development

    The 8th International Day of Women and Girls in Science looks at sustainable development goals (SDG): SDG 6 (clean water and sanitation), SDG 7 (affordable and clean energy), SDG 9 (industry, innovation, and infrastructure), SDG 11 (sustainable cities and communities).

    These SDG are some of the UN's 17 global goals, see: sdgs.un.org/goals International Day of Women and Girls in Science aims to link the knowledge and expertise of women to the wider International Community and its applications for the 2030 agenda and its 17 global goals.

    International Day of Women and Girls in Science also demonstrates the power of women to develop communities for the better. Without education for women, communities for men as well as women are compromised. Thoughts are with the women and girls of Afghanistan.

  17. Writing a scientific article: A step-by-step guide for beginners sciencedirect.com/science/arti
    #research #STEM #stemwomen #medicalwriters

    Guidelines for writing scientific papers.

    [The above has been reproduced from Twitter because I have not seen it on Mastodon]

  18. Hannah Fry does not seem to be here, but we can share her texts; asked about why there are so few women in #mathematics, she says "It’s not one thing that makes women leave. It’s death by a thousand cuts." #orms #STEMwomen #STEM
    inews.co.uk/opinion/hannah-fry

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