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Patented Inventor and serial entrepreneur Tiffany Norwood describes herself as a leader who recommends inventors take their imagination seriously. Learn how you can begin the patenting process with #TIPA's free online course at https://bit.ly/3wpoQ2u

In 1855, Clara Barton became the first female federal employee to achieve equal status, hired as a clerk at the Patent Office. A pioneer in gender equality, she paved the way for women in federal roles. #PatentHistory

Patent resource inequalities, like education and networks, can impact U.S. tech leadership. Ensuring access is crucial! https://bit.ly/3vNMp4I

It's crucial for inventors to have a patent team that truly understands and represents their community. Bridging the innovation gap in underrepresented communities is key, and having diverse patent attorneys is essential for success! #PatentDiversity

In the US, there is a lack of diversity in patenting, which is a significant problem. More inventors leads to more innovation, which, in turn, helps grow our economy. #InclusiveInnovation #InventTogether

Fair access to patent education and networks is vital for U.S. innovation. Inequities here can weaken our tech edge. Learn more: How Greater Patent Equity Spur U.S. Innovation https://bit.ly/4c7G9Hp Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS)

Are you curious how the Association of American Universities (AAU) addresses patent underrepresentation? Watch Kate Hudson, MA, JD, MPAP's latest video on how AAU drives change and fosters innovation for everyone. AAU's strategies are carefully designed to bridge patenting disparities and amplify diverse perspectives, ensuring everyone's voice is valued and heard.

We need to provide solutions for underrepresented communities that have not been able to access the system. Accessible resources are vital and readily available! https://bit.ly/3wpoQ2u #InclusiveInnovation #InventTogether

Women inventors are overwhelmingly underrepresented worldwide. Only about 2% of all venture capital funding goes to women. At the current rate of progress, women won't reach parity in patenting until 2092! Learn the facts: https://bit.ly/3w5Ect8

Get ready to support America's innovators! This fall, high school students will be addressing the 2024-25 national debate topic, which focuses on strengthening domestic intellectual property rights. Invent Together and other leading organizations are hosting a free webinar series with expert speakers to help teams prepare. Don’t miss this chance to dive deep into the world of IP! https://bit.ly/4d7gU9o