Women in tech
Israel launches NIS 25 million initiative to close high-tech gender gap
This initiative is a response to persistent gender gaps in the high-tech industry, both in representation across technical and managerial positions and in salary levels.
Natural Intelligence marketing firm wins Dun award for advancing women in Israeli high-tech sector
The rate of young Haredim in tech has tripled
Miss Fix, Bank Hapoalim open grants for women’s employment initiatives
'We need more women in cyber security – It is not scary, everyone can do it'
"Modern wars in general are reflected in cyberspace", Maya Horowitz, VP of Research at Check Point stated.
In Bedouin, Druze tech hubs, young women are top of the game
Women from Israel’s minority communities are integrating into the high-tech sector while maintaining their cultural traditions through innovative tech hubs.
Hebrew University offers female students year of free study on select courses
The university’s plan aims to “encourage women to integrate and excel in the exact sciences.”
Why is the gender gap in tech so large? Entrepreneurs push for change at FemTech 2024
Experts and innovators emphasized mentorship, confidence, and persistence as key strategies for overcoming systemic inequalities in tech.
Google marketing manager: 'Our superpower should be our diversity'
Marta Mozes addresses the Women Leaders Summit.
When women's voices are less heard, innovation suffers. Here is why
Tamar Luzzatto, Head of Business Development, Marketing, and Innovation at The Luzzatto Group, will be one of the speakers at the Jerusalem Post's Women Leaders Summit on March 27.
Women in hi-tech R&D roles soar by 130% in last decade
Only a tiny fraction of Arab and ultra-Orthodox women are employed in hi-tech roles.
Gender gap in Israeli high-tech: Women hit a roadblock in 2023
Part of the challenge is that fewer women pursue degrees in fields that typically lead to top positions in the tech industry.
Ahuva Turgeman - BBB Group CEO - Women's Day 2024
Ultra-Orthodox women break through in tech education, report finds
“This change stems from deep processes in the perception of the role of women in ultra-Orthodox society and the quality of their professional training in the education and higher education system.”
