Invisible Women: Exposing the gender bias women face every day

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Invisible Women by Caroline Criado Perez is a powerful, data-driven exposé that uncovers the gender bias deeply embedded in our everyday lives. Backed by rigorous research, the book reveals how a world built by and for men overlooks women in areas ranging from medical research and technology to urban planning and public policy.

From phones that don’t fit women’s hands to safety equipment that fails to protect them properly, Invisible Women highlights the systematic data gap that marginalizes women and often puts their well-being at risk. Through compelling case studies and global examples, Criado Perez not only reveals these inequities but calls for a more inclusive approach to design, research, and decision-making.

This groundbreaking work has been praised by leading voices such as Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie and Caitlin Moran for its ability to enlighten, provoke, and inspire change. Essential reading for anyone interested in gender equality, social justice, or how the world really works behind the scenes.