Technology

The Women in STEM Leaders Network has emerged as a transformative force in the global effort to achieve gender parity within science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. By building a robust ecosystem that bridges the gap between grassroots needs and high-level institutional resources, the network is redefining what leadership looks like for women in the 21st century.

Emotional intelligence (EI) significantly aids technological innovation by fostering better teamwork, creativity, and decision-making.

The recent internet disruptions in East Africa caused by damaged undersea cables serve as a stark reminder of our critical dependence on this infrastructure.

Jobs, Labor Markets, and Skills "How will generative AI transform the demand and supply of labour, the quality and quantity of jobs, and the skills and education needed for the workforce?

The Women in STEM Leaders Network through its partnerships with organizations like Columbia University, through its Global Centers (eg Nairobi) and Google, supports women in STEM with programs focusing on digital leadership and online safety, offering training, mentorship, and initiatives to bridge digital divides, and address issues like data privacy and cybersecurity for girls and women.