The second issue of re:think, the thought-leadership magazine from NCWIT, is out now!
In this issue, researchers and tech professionals with a diverse range of backgrounds and perspectives explore the topic of age in the tech industry. We look at age through various lenses—how we define ageism, how age impacts creativity (or doesn’t), how teams that are diverse across age are better equipped to create technical solutions, and how we can bring generations together to learn from one another.
Renowned special contributors include Jane Goodall, Janine Vanderburg, and Benjamin Jones, as well as members of the NCWIT community who candidly share their real-life experiences. Plus, learn what you can do to address age-related biases in your school, company, or organization.
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