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Stem Women: Key Talent for Growth
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Advert: Red Hat's open hybrid cloud Several actors in the technological, educational and social sector agree on the urgent need to reduce the gender gap in STEM disciplines (science, technology, engineering and mathematics), as a fundamental part of economic development, innovation and sustainability in Central America and the Caribbean. In Latin America and the Caribbean, less than 30% of STEM graduates are women, with even less participation i…
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