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Article: Why there are still far too few women in science and engineering

This Chatelaine magazine article (originally from Maclean’s) discusses the reasons why so few women pursue STEM careers, along with actions taken thus far to tackle the issue.

Women are being forced out of careers in science and engineering, not because they can’t juggle babies and Bunsen burners, but because they’re discouraged at every turn by thousands of small, sexist moments that make them feel unwelcome and unworthy.

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