Asking Different Questions Information Session

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How can UC Davis create research cultures that value deep equity and inclusion? Asking Different Questions has answers.

The Feminist Research Institute is ready to bring workshops on science and culture to your classroom, lab, speakers series, colloquia, student group, office, or department. The Asking Different Questions series gets to the roots of the problem to address how we can change the way we research, learn, and teach so that all people feel included in the enterprise of science.

Learn more details and how to get involved at the Asking Different Questions information session.

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March 5th 12-1 pm in PES (Plant and Environmental Sciences) 2004

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I am interested in the following challenges of STEM research:

Accounting for the ways culture and politics influence science

Better addressing public controversies about scientific research

Improving diversity in science

Improving feelings of belonging in science and fostering an identity as a scientist

Identifying bias in scientific research and training

Creating more equitable scientific practices and using science to further causes for justice

Studying race, gender, and other identities with greater accuracy

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The Politics of Doing Science

Unpacking a Culture of Belonging in Science

Identifying Bias in Scientific Research and Training

Studying Race, Sex, and Gender

Understanding Justice and Power in Scientific Research

Making More Accurate Knowledge

Hierarchy and Accountability in Science

Indigenous Science

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