Authors: Murphy, Brenda
Lopes, Carla Teixeira
Merelli, Emanuela
Diaconu, Mara Gabriela
Gallais, Marie
Diaz, Paloma
Silva, Paula Alexandra
Mavrikiou, Petroula
Ghilezan, Silvia 
Kremer, Steve
Affiliations: Mathematics 
Mathematical Institute of the Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts 
Title: Good Practices for Improving Gender Balance and Diversity Throughout an Academic Career
First page: 227
Last page: 241
Related Publication(s): Actions for Gender Balance in Informatics Across Europe
Issue Date: 2025
ISBN: 978-3-031-78431-6
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-78432-3_10
978-3-031-78432-3
Abstract: 
Women are seriously underrepresented in Informatics and STEM areas in general. In this chapter, we raise awareness around some of the key issues and problems that women and other minority groups may face and identify good practices to improve gender balance—and diversity in general—in academia. Our goal is to cover the entire academic career: we start with the recruitment and application evaluation, discuss retainment of female talent, including work life balance, as well as promotion, including strategies to battle the glass ceiling and sticky floor phenomena. In each section, we also provide examples of actions that have been deployed.
Publisher: Springer Link

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