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The goal of the Women in Big Data Forum is to strengthen the diversity in the big data field. As part of this initiative, we would like to encourage and attract more female talent to the big data & analytics field and help them connect, engage and grow.

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Which States have the Smallest Gender Gaps in STEM?

Women are under-represented in STEM fields across the country, but the STEM gender gap varies by state. More

Click here to view a map that shows, based on US census data, how many men are in STEM (computer, engineering, and science) occupations for every 1 woman in each state. Maryland has the smallest STEM gender gap with 2.1 men for every 1 woman, whereas Utah has 4.5 men for every 1 woman working in STEM professions.

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