“It is not scientific proof of gender equality that is required, but general acceptance that women are at least the equals of men, or better," said Stephan Hawking in an interview last year. On Wednesday the world lost an amazing scientist and a wonderful human. He exemplified that scientists are humans and we must embrace all the difficulties and differences each one of us has. And that science is best when all are included on an equal platform.
What we've done
Leader Tanya Dapkey appeared on the ID10T with Chris Hardwick (starts right at the beginning).
Highlight our science heroes for #womenshistorymonth
Met the Laramie, Wyoming Pod #podoftheweek
New pods in: Wichita, New Haven, Lagos Nigeria, Bangalore India, Rio de Janeiro & Brighton UK!!
Science Salons for Puerto Rico continued this week with events in DC and Philly.
What we like
Follow Friday: @christineliuart, @PhoebeFossil, @heysciencesam
- An interview with Dr. Mónica Ivelisse Feliú-Mójer for Science Soapbox.
On our reading list.
Visualize the future of women in tech.
Inventions by women. NatGeo sure is taking good steps this week.
And this video about Stephan Hawking's big ideas: