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Category Archives: Charlotte Proudman
Letting It Go
To many people Steve Shirley is an early entrepreneur in software development who made a fortune; a woman who rebranded herself with a man’s name in order to avoid being ignored by the blue chip companies she wanted to use … Continue reading
Posted in Angela Saini, autism, Charlotte Proudman, Equality, mental health, Steve Shirley
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Letting It Go
To many people Steve Shirley is an early entrepreneur in software development who made a fortune; a woman who rebranded herself with a man’s name in order to avoid being ignored by the blue chip companies she wanted to use … Continue reading
Posted in Angela Saini, autism, Charlotte Proudman, Equality, mental health, Steve Shirley
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Manifesto for Change
‘Science needs women’ proclaims the L’Oreal/UNESCO For Women in Science awards tagline. For the last 18 years the pairing has been awarding five laureates to women from different geographical regions around the world each year to celebrate (and publicise) their success. … Continue reading
Posted in Charlotte Proudman, discrimination, Equality, L'Oreal For Women in Science, sexism, Women in science
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