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The biggest ever group of female scientists heads to Antarctica

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The contingent of female scientists is off to Antarctica. They hope to inspire sustainability solutions for the planet - as well as encouraging women to take up careers in science, technology, engineering and mathematics. Homeward Bound wants to build a global support network of 10-thousand female STEM leaders by 2036.
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