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Parce que les professionnels du yoga ont mis en place des protocoles sanitaires strictes, coûteuses et complexes pour éviter la contamination
@OwsWills@Twitter That’s a ticker symbol. We did shorten Twitter to twttr for a moment to refer to the texting short code we wanted to use: 89887. Problem was Teen People owned it (TXTTP) so we stuck with 40404 and added the vowels back in, thus losing our web2.0 cool. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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However, the problem isn’t just the pipeline, even when women embrace engineering careers, they appear to encounter challenges that contribute to them ending up leaving their career in STEEM industries.
« We need more women in tech in order to get more women in tech » - @LilianaCaraca, but “We can’t have women who code if we don’t have girls who code” - @nirushika
In a 2010 report, entitled “Why so few?”, @AAUW tried to find out why, while women are increasingly prominent in fields like medicine, law or business, so few of them are becoming scientists or engineers.