

Too often, educators mistake the symptoms of ADHD for a lack of care or interest in the subject.
Read moreMy path was hardly the “traditional” college student’s story.
Read moreI entered graduate school thinking I’d live a “life of the mind.” I just didn’t think it’d be my mind specifically.
Read moreIt is virtually impossible for international students to seek financial stability, and the pandemic has compounded the difficulties faced by international students.
Read moreAs a Latinx, woman of color, immigrant scientist trained in the United States, science was at the heart of my American Dream.
Read moreAs a young Black girl growing up, I remember not seeing many scientists who looked like me.
Read moreEpistemicide is “the killing, silencing, annihilation, or devaluing” of epistemologies, or systems of knowledge.
Read moreHere’s what my internal struggle with impostor syndrome, in both the queer and scientific communities, has taught me about belonging.
Read moreHow can my mold-breaking trans body fit into such narrow understandings of what professionalism can look like, and with that, what a doctor can look like?
Read moreAbolition climate justice asks us to reimagine resiliency and sustainability beyond technological solutions.
Read moreYou cannot have climate justice without social justice or Black liberation or Indigenous sovereignty.
Read moreI am still learning what lifelong, everyday solidarity looks like for me, especially as a STEM advocate and educator.
Read moreThe response from the Black in Neuro community was incredible, and beyond anything we could’ve imagined.
Read moreThis pandemic has shown the power that we Puerto Rican and Latin American scientists have when we unify our voices for the common good.
Read moreUsing offensive terminology in a scientific context does not erase its potential for harm.
Read moreGeoscience programs should use this moment to pivot and to become more inclusive.
Read moreIt is critical for organizations to decide whether they will be part of the problem or the solution in decolonization.
Read moreMaybe if I am perfect, I will finally convince everyone that I deserve my place in academia.
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