Citations:STEMinism

Noun: "(neologism) the movement to improve the representation of women in STEM fields, and to remove professional, academic, and social barriers to women's advancement"

 * 2016, "Standout Students", Arkansas Times, 28 April 2016, page 15:
 * Taryn's interests range from robotics to swing dance (she's captain of both clubs at ASMSA), but “STEMinism” has given her a righteous cause.
 * 2017, Jessica Jen, "STEMinism: a step for gender equality", The Smoke Signal (Mission San Jose High School, Fremont, CA), 3 March 2017, page 3:
 * "STEMinism" is necessary in order to overcome the current stereotype that boys are more suited for careers in hard sciences.
 * 2019, Kristen Myers, Courtney Gallaher, & Shannon McCarragher, "STEMinism", Journal of Gender Studies, Volume 28, Issue 6:
 * STEMinism places the onus on the individual student or scientist to succeed in STEM fields rather than interrogating and removing structural barriers to success.
 * 2020, Sofia Scataglini & Estela Perez Luque, "Closing the Gender Gap in DHM", in DHM2020: Proceedings of the 6th International Digital Human Modeling Symposium, August 31 - September 2, 2020 (eds.D. Högberg, E. Brolin, & L. Hanson), page 409:
 * STEMinism campaigns are growing up but if these campaigns are promoted by only women the engagement will be more difficult [17-18].
 * 2022, Ennea Fairchild, Harmony Newman, Julie Sexton, Kevin Pugh, & Eric Riggs, "‘Not to be stereotypical, but .’: Exclusive and inclusive gendered discourses about geology field experiences", Journal of Gender Studies, Volume 31, Issue 4:
 * We use the STEMinism framework to understand how gendered discourse can reinforce and/or disrupt gendered norms regarding expectations for women’s behaviours in a male-dominated STEM discipline.