In this episode of MCU Generation Unscripted, we’re diving into an urgent and inspiring topic: Gender Inequality in STEM Fields
Despite remarkable progress in science and technology, deep gender gaps still exist in STEM. For instance, only 11% of astronauts are women (NASA, 2024), and women hold just 26% of STEM jobs in the U.S. (Bureau of Labor Statistics, 2023). These numbers reveal systemic biases that need to be addressed.
Our student hosts — Seb, Marcus, Matt, Long, and Hai — explore the challenges women face in STEM and why representation truly matters. Drawing inspiration from trailblazers like Amanda Nguyen and their Vietnamese heritage, they call for more inclusive innovation and support for women pursuing careers in science, tech, engineering, and math.
This episode is a passionate call to action: let’s break barriers, empower women, and redefine the future of STEM—together.
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本集 MCU Generation Unscripted 要討論的是一個迫切且充滿啟發性的主題：STEM 領域中的性別不平等
即使科學與科技快速發展，STEM 領域中的性別落差依然明顯。例如，截至 2024 年，僅有 11% 的太空人是女性（NASA 資料），而在美國從事 STEM 職業的女性也只有 26%（美國勞工統計局，2023），這些數字凸顯了根深蒂固的制度性偏見
本集由銘傳大學的學生主持人 Seb、Marcus、Matt、Long 和 Hai 帶來深入討論，他們從個人經驗與文化背景出發，談論女性在 STEM 領域所面臨的挑戰，以及多元代表性對創新的重要性。他們也從越南裔榜樣 Amanda Nguyen 身上獲得啟發，呼籲大家共同支持女性在科學、科技、工程與數學上的發展
這是一集充滿熱情的行動呼籲：打破障礙、賦予力量，讓我們一起重新定義 STEM 的未來
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