Invisible Women

Are you curious about the ways data shapes our world—and how it often excludes half the population? Caroline Criado Perez’s groundbreaking book, Invisible Women: Exposing Data Bias in a World Designed for Men, is an eye-opening exploration of how gender bias in data impacts women’s lives.

This meticulously researched book shines a light on the systemic inequalities women face in everyday life, from healthcare to workplace policies, and offers a compelling call to action for change.

Why You Need Invisible Women

1. Eye-Opening Insights
   The book reveals how seemingly neutral systems—from city planning to technology—often fail to consider women’s needs, perpetuating inequality.
2. Fascinating Case Studies
   Perez shares real-world examples of how data bias affects everything, including:
   • Healthcare research and diagnosis.
   • Workplace design and policies.
   • Transportation and urban planning.
3. A Call for Equity
   By highlighting the consequences of data bias, the book inspires readers to advocate for inclusivity and equitable solutions in all areas of life.

What Makes This Book Special?

• Thorough Research: Packed with data, statistics, and case studies, this book offers a comprehensive look at gender disparities.
• Compelling Writing: Perez’s engaging style makes complex topics accessible and relatable.
• Global Relevance: The issues discussed affect women worldwide, making this a must-read for anyone interested in equality and fairness.

Who Should Read It?

This book is perfect for:

• Advocates of gender equality and inclusivity.
• Readers interested in social justice and policy reform.
• Anyone looking to better understand how data shapes our world—and how it can be improved.

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