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L'Oréal Women in Science Booklet

Download full PDF	This booklet, created by Science in partnership with the L’Oréal Corporate Foundation, brings to the reader a collection of truly inspirational stories from women in all walks of life whose common passion is science. Not all are famous, but they are all successful in their own right, whether it be receiving awards, juggling both a job and a family, or fighting discrimination or cultural restrictions. It is our hope that the words of wisdom contained in this booklet will motivate and inspire young women to pursue a career in science or engineering. In addition, educators are encouraged to make use of this publication as a teaching aid in their classrooms—for children of all ages and genders—to stimulate discussion on the role of women in the sciences.
Introduction	Wanting, Believing, Doing - Sean Sanders, Ph.D., Commercial Editor
Articles	Encouraging Students—Advice to the Next Generation Embracing Diversity Staying Power!—Have You Got What It Takes? Asia—Shaking Up Tradition Turning Others on to Science Juggling Work and Family Opting for Industry
Historical Perspective	L'Oréal and UNESCO: Ten Years of Commitment to Women in Science
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