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Corpus ID: 133611319Sexual Harassment Still Drives Women
@inproceedings{Libarkin2019SexualHS,
  title={Sexual Harassment Still Drives Women},
  author={J. Libarkin},
  year={2019}
}
	J. Libarkin
	Published 2019

Y ou may be someone who thinks that sexual harassment is a “thing of the past” or that it’s experienced by “only a few” women. These statements don’t capture reality. As recently as 2014, a study found that sexual harassment affects the majority of women in science, technology, engineering, mathematics, and medicine (STEMM) [1]. Now, a comprehensive survey of female undergraduates in physics has uncovered a similarly disturbing situation for this group of women at the start of their careers… Expand

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