Wisdom From Black Women "How To Be An Active Ally" Panel Discussion Sign-Up Form

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Black and brown women are vastly underrepresented in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. Their experiences in STEM are shaped by allies and advocates who actively work to create an inclusive and equitable environment. Join this discussion as a distinguished group of black female leaders in STEM discuss the qualities and characteristics of active allies and advocates and how these individuals have shaped their lives as scientists and engineers.

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Mentorship & Advocacy

Retaining URM's In STEM After Graduate School

Challenges and Barriers for URM's in STEM

How To Create Inclusive and Supportive Environments

Methods To Attract URM's As Potential Applicants

How To Support URM's During A National Crisis

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