University of Ghana launches project to advance women in STEM

The University of Ghana has launched a project dubbed, “TranSforming InSTitutions to Advance women leaders in Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics (STEM): Lessons from Ghana and Kenya” (SISTARS). The project is funded by the International Development Research Centre of Canada to address systemic institutional issues pertaining to gender and leadership…

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