FROM STEREOTYPES TO OPPORTUNITIES: THE ROLE OF TECHNOLOGY IN REDEFINING GENDER NORMS

FROM STEREOTYPES TO OPPORTUNITIES: THE ROLE OF TECHNOLOGY IN REDEFINING GENDER NORMS

FROM STEREOTYPES TO OPPORTUNITIES: THE ROLE OF TECHNOLOGY IN REDEFINING GENDER NORMS

AUTHOR – ANKITA, STUDENT AT TRINITY INSTITUTE OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES

BEST CITATION – ANKITA, FROM PROTOCOLS TO PRACTICE: THE INTERNATIONAL LEGAL RESPONSE TO HUMAN TRAFFICKING, INDIAN JOURNAL OF LEGAL REVIEW (IJLR), 5 (8) OF 2025, PG. 384-393, APIS – 3920 – 0001 & ISSN – 2583-2344.

Abstract

Gender and technology go hand in hand because gender dynamics are shaped by technology. Technology can also change the power dynamics in our society so that women have more equality since it gives them access to previously untapped options for organization and involvement. It is also necessary to address the gendered attitudes of men and women on the societal construction of female subordination and gender inequity.

The application of conceptual knowledge towards the fulfillment of real-world objectives is what is known as technology, the most powerful word in the modern world, especially when done in a repeatable fashion. Technology makes it possible for anyone to participate in the political, social, and economic spheres regardless of gender, caste, sex, or race, and it also gives everyone access to an infinite amount of information and knowledge. It gives everyone the chance to follow their passions and advocate for themselves.

It is critical to confront online abuse and use technology to advance positive social change. Collaboration between national governments, tech corporations, feminist and digital rights groups, gender-based violence service providers, researchers, and most crucially, survivors is necessary to prevent and address technology-facilitated gender-based violence. Prioritizing inclusivity and diversity is crucial while creating AI technology.

In this technologically advanced world, women must seize their possibilities and stand on their own feet.

Keywords – Technology, Gender Equality, Discrimination, women, Dynamics, Information, technological Sectors, social and economic development