In July 2013, The Economist spotlighted the seemingly “surprising” statistic that approximately 35% of tech entrepreneurs in Western Asia are women, which supposedly outstrips that of entrepreneurs who are women in places like North America and Europe. Many on the… View Post
126 million reasons to consider using mobile tools in education By Ronda Zelezny-Green [This post was originally published by WISE Qatar, and the original post can be accessed here.] 126 million. The old adage says that there is strength in… View Post
Back in March I co-authored a blog post with Sarah Johns about the proliferation of mobile-based tools to aid women when they are facing gender-based violence. Spurred in part by a rash of globally publicized rape incidents involving women and… View Post
RT @glam_leo: our #GirlsinICT Day 2013 event is a webinar on #gender & #mLearning bit.ly/10wgaQo #post2015 #MDGmomentum — ITU (@ITU) April 8, 2013 It is with great pleasure that I announce that the International Telecommunications Union (ITU) has offered… View Post
This is a co-researched post with international girl advocate phenom Sarah Johns who works for Plan International. With this post we recognise that today is International Women’s Day and that much remains to be done to ensure that women and girls… View Post