Green jobs are booming, but there's a big skills gap. Here's how ...

The demand for green jobs is outpacing the production of green talent. Companies can change that with better training—and by recruiting from a deeper, more diverse talent pool. Read More

Why Women Risk Losing Out in Shift to Green Jobs - IMF

While most workers work in neutral jobs, that gap is important because green jobs, which already employ one in 10 workers, are poised for much faster employment growth as the world shifts toward a ... Read More

Women and Nonbinary Producers and Engineers “Vastly Underrepresented ...

Jobs examined for the study include both top-line key roles (producers, engineers, mixing engineers, mastering engineers) as well as additional production and recording roles (programmers, vocal ... Read More

Clean energy jobs are leaving women, Black workers behind, report says

Women and Black workers are vastly underrepresented in the clean energy workforce, an industry that pays higher-than-average wages and is the fastest-growing source of jobs in the U.S., according ... Read More

STEM Jobs See Uneven Progress in Increasing ... - Pew Research Center

Women in STEM jobs tend to earn less than men. The median earnings of women in STEM occupations ($66,200) are about 74% of men’s median earnings in STEM ($90,000). The gender pay gap in STEM jobs has ... Read More

Women Are Still Vastly Underrepresented as Music Executives, USC ... - MSN

Across the major 37 companies, women made up only 13.2% of leadership positions. And against a backdrop of DEI scale-backs in corporate America, the study finds underrepresented racial and ethnic ... Read More

There’s a Gender Gap in Internet Usage. Closing It Would Open Up ...

We have all heard about a gap when it comes to participation of women in the tech industry. Facebook, Google, and Apple have 17%, 19% and 23% women in their technology staffs, respectively. But ... Read More

The Women’s Leadership Gap - Center for American Progress

Using new data, this fact sheet update shows that despite making up a majority of the U.S. population, women lag substantially behind men when it comes to their representation in leadership positions. Read More