Women in Technology
According to national studies, women hold more than half of all professional occupations in the U.S. but fewer than 24 percent of all computing-related occupations, representing a huge pool of untapped talent. The numbers are not moving in favor of increasing women's participation in technology; in 2008 women earned only 18 percent of all computer science degrees. Back in 1985, women earned 37 percent of CS degrees, nearly double today's share.
The Clayman Institute for Gender Research conducted two studies looking at the participation of women in technology and offering new ideas and solutions for increasing the role women play in the development and use of technology.
Articles
Can gender shape the future of technology? Interview with Dr. Martina Schraudner, Technical University, Berlin
Mentoring women in electrical engineering: one person can have a big impact
Malaysian women redefine gender roles in technology