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Leveling the Playing Field: Advocating for Women in Science & Research

Mediaplanet launched the Women in Research campaign on March 23, 2025, to address gender disparities in the U.S. Research workforce.
The campaign aims to advocate for policies that promote gender equality in research opportunities and funding.
It will also focus on expanding mentorship opportunities and highlighting women's contributions to inspire future generations.
The campaign is distributed through the LA Times and various digital platforms, with initiatives planned for upcoming conferences.

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Leveling the Playing Field: Advocating for Women in Science & Research

NEW YORK, March 23, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Today Mediplanet launches their Women in Research campaign, aimed at addressing gender disparities in the U.S. research workforce. Making up 30% of the research workforce, women continue to face systemic challenges, including gender…

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Sino-Dutch women in science: Bridging gender gap in research

The global proportion of female researchers has increased to 41 percent as of 2022, compared to only 28 percent in 2001, with a particularly prominent proportion of female researchers in the health sciences, according to the "Gender Equality in Research

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MedCaT expands pathways for future healthcare leaders - The Cherokee One Feather

This spring, MedCaT will host a Spring Learning Lab on April 11-12, focusing on women’s health. Held at Western Carolina University (WCU), the event will feature hands-on birthing simulations along with other interactive activities, allowing students to engage directly with medical scenarios related to women’s health while learning from professionals in the field.

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The Role of Policy in Shaping Opportunities for Women in Science: A Historical and Contemporary Perspective

Try asking your colleague why they think the present decade of the 21st century needs better policies to shape opportunities for women in science? We did and the answer was clear – society thinks males are inherently adept at being leaders, despite evidence proving otherwise (Novotney, 2024). Throughout history there have been many instances of women who have greatly contributed to science… Source

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