In Invisible Women, Caroline Criado-Perez uncovers the pervasive gender data gap, revealing how a world designed for men systematically overlooks and disadvantages women. Through extensive research, the book demonstrates the real-world consequences of this bias across vital areas like healthcare, urban planning, technology, and economic policy, impacting women's safety, health, and opportunities.

Why You Should Read?

• Understand how systemic data bias influences daily life and policy decisions.
• Discover the tangible impact of ignoring women's needs in research and design.
• Engage with evidence-based arguments and real-world examples of gender inequality.
• Learn why inclusive data collection is essential for a more equitable society.