Diversity and Inclusion in Medical Schools: The Reality
More students are coming from marginalized groups, but when they arrive they’re often told to hide what makes them different
Voices
Exploring and celebrating diversity in science.
Science Is Patriotic
Americans don’t like kings telling them what to do—and neither do scientists
Childhood Should Be Sacred
When desecrated in our name, it defiles all humanity
Harassers Aren't Brilliant Jerks, They're Bad Scientists--and They Cost All of Us
Tolerating bad behavior means wasted tax dollars, disrupted scientific advancements and weakened innovation.
Will Starbucks's Anti-Bias Training Be Effective?
It's a well-intentioned effort, but it probably won't work
The Psychology of Taking a Knee
The backlash against protests by Colin Kaepernick and other athletes raises all sorts of scientific questions
Countries with Less Gender Equity Have More Women in STEM--Huh?
It seems like a paradox, but it may have more to do with how we measure equity
Life beyond the Laboratory Bench
A panel discussion at Memorial Sloan Kettering explores the issues scientists (especially women) face in advancing their careers
Rethinking the Narrative of Diversity in Science
A new video series looks at researchers from underrepresented groups—not as underdogs, but as people with unique and valuable life experience
Women in Innovation: Gaining Ground, but Still Far Behind
Patents are a reasonable proxy for the relative contributions of the genders, and there's a huge disparity still to be overcome
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