Join us in overthrowing tech’s patriarchy with TNW’s all-women Answers panel

Join us in overthrowing tech’s patriarchy with TNW’s all-women Answers panel
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2018-8-1 15:31

The state of women-led startups in Europe has never seemed more open — but in many ways, it’s as dire as ever. A recent survey led by Women Who Tech found that 58 percent of women founders across Europe had experienced some form of harassment.

This number increases to 75 percent for women of color. To many in the field working to close the gender gap in tech, these numbers are in no way shocking. For a huge number of women, their struggle to success in the startup world is not the pipeline, but funding discrimination. In light of these…

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