![]() ![]() ![]() “Don Carbon is like this cool chicken from El Paso he’s probably single and he probably speaks Spanish and English and he’s not American and he’s not Mexican he’s just a guy from El Paso. She said the best answer she has for why he is upside down is that it catches people’s attention. All the artwork in the seven locations of Don Carbon was designed by Tania. Tania Peregrino is just 26 years old and is the co-founder, marketing director, and brand creator. I don’t even know how that happened,” said Tania Peregrino the Co-Founder of Don Carbon. “Sometimes the waiters come back and say, ‘that table is asking if you can explain why the chicken is upside down’ I’m like, I don’t have an explanation. The newest location can be seen off of I-10 at the McRae Exit in East El Paso. ![]() It’s well known as the restaurant with the logo of a chicken hanging upside down. "Looking ahead to 2050, we all need to think about what needs to be done now.EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) – Don Carbon an El Paso owned and operated restaurant just opened its seventh location in just seven years. "Diversity is the source of innovation, and when we think about whether we've seen true innovation in the last few decades at our school or in Japan, it doesn't look good," he said. Jun-ichi Imura, the deputy head of Kato's school, said the lack of diversity has already taken its toll. Panasonic (6752.T), too, sees benefits from a female perspective, saying its senior engineer Kyoko Ida could relate to women surveyed for the development of the company's bread machine, whose users were mostly female. "If the make-up of engineers is not the same as the population, we'd fall behind in being able to offer what customers are looking for." "The scarcity of female engineers is absolutely unnatural when you consider that women account for half of society," said Mitsubishi Heavy human resources official Minoru Taniura. More schools and companies including Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (7011.T) and Toyota (7203.T) are offering scholarships to female STEM students to attract talent. Working with the private sector, the government's Gender Equality Bureau will hold more than 100 STEM workshops and events mainly targeting female students this summer - such as learning from Mazda's (7261.T) sports car engineers. In another, a mother discourages her daughter from pursuing engineering since "the field is male-dominated". ![]() In one scenario, an actor playing a school teacher compliments a student for "being good at math, even though you're a girl", making her feel it was abnormal to be a female math whiz. School officials felt women were more likely to quit working after having children and would waste their education.Īiming to change attitudes, the government a few months ago created a 9-1/2-minute video to show educators and other adults how "unconscious bias" deters girls from pursuing STEM studies. It's a major reversal for a country where an investigation in 2018 found a Tokyo medical school had deliberately lowered women's entrance test scores to favour admitting men. For the academic year starting in 2024, about a dozen universities - including Kato's Tokyo Institute of Technology - will heed the government's call to introduce a quota for female STEM students, joining several others that started this year. ![]()
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