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Who gets to see themselves in math

CEMC works on access before a student reaches a university classroom.

Reported by University of Waterloo newsroom

How the CEMC is helping to increase gender equity in math and computer science
MathHow the CEMC is helping to increase gender equity in math and computer sciencePhoto: University of Waterloo / original source page

Here are three of the CEMC’s many programs that are specifically helping to address the gender equity gap.

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