All jobs are STEM jobs: technology, education and human potential - #Women4STEM
Room: Plenary
Description
Today’s children will graduate into a markedly different future. To stay relevant in the workforce they may need to constantly evolve and develop their skills in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM), among other contributions to societies and communities. What role do businesses, governments, institutions and new technologies play, whether in changing the image of STEM from intimidating to welcoming, or in delivering lifelong education and training to counter inequality, broaden inclusion, and empower all people to reach their full potential?
