GENDER GAP AND DATA: DESIGNING TOMORROW’S GENDER EQUITY TODAY

The gender gap is a structural, measurable, and persistent phenomenon.
Despite decades of efforts, disparities between men and women in opportunities, rights, and safety remain profound.
The problem? We’re addressing it with linear tools for a complex reality.

Inspired by the book Data Science and Gender Violence, this event aims to spark a concrete discussion on the role of data as a transformative lever—and on the need to move beyond fragmented approaches to design true ecosystems of equity.

The authors will explore the urgency of building civic architectures of equality, where statistics, law, education, communication, and policy converge.
An opportunity to flip the script from passive waiting to actively designing tomorrow’s equity—today.

SPEAKERS

• Emma Zavarrone – ssociate Professor of Social Statistics, IULM University (Milan)
• Alessia Forciniti – Researcher in Social Statistics, IULM University (Milan)
• Marzia Coppola – Family Law Attorney