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Why we’re betting on girls as cybersecurity defenders – and you should too
By Jill Zelmanovits, CEO and Chief Listening Officer, Girl Guides of Canada Hackers, encryption and cyber threats were once ideas relegated to dark basements and IT talk. Today, cybersecurity impacts every industry, every level of government and everyone with personal … Continue reading
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Tagged BlackBerry, cybersecurity, Digital Defenders, Jill Zelmanovits, STEM, STEM and girls, technology
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How to help teen girls navigate the ups and downs of their first job
By Jill Zelmanovits, CEO and Keynote Listener, Girl Guides of Canada Whether they’re life guarding, scooping ice cream or babysitting, a job can seem like a pretty great way for a teenage girl to spend her summer. Meeting friends, building … Continue reading
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Tagged gender wage-gap, girl-driven research, Girls on the Job, Jill Zelmanovits
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