The (Non-)Intersectional Communication of Technological Activist Institutions Promoting Gender Equality in Information and Communication Technologies in Portugal
The digital gender gap is deeply rooted in historical and social inequalities. In Portugal, public policies have aimed to reduce this disparity by focusing on education and employment. However, these policies often fail to address the social complexity of the issue, such as limited access to quality...
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Comunicação e sociedade
2025
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