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An online community for self-identified Black women in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics)
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ALT A Black banner with white text reads “Black History Month Black In Neuro Spotlight Series.” On the left side of the banner is the Black In Neuro icon, a Black woman with an afro with gold words “Black In Neuro” circling her brain. On the right side of the banner is Africa colored Red, Yellow, and Green. Beneath the banner is a red square highlighting Dr. James Samuel Risien Russel A circle shows a photo of Dr. Russel looking straight towards the camera. He is a Black man wearing a blazer, white shirt. He has his hair parted towards the left and a curly mustache. To the right of his photo, text describes Dr. Russell’s neurological training in London. He served as captain of the royal army medical corps during World War I. He was the first Black British consultant and campaigned to reform laws to protect people with mental illnesses. On the bottom left, there is a hashtag #BlackInNeuroHistory The bottom banner is a red, yellow, and green rectangle with triangles pointing up and down.
ALT A Black banner with white text reads “Black History Month Black In Neuro Spotlight Series.” On the left side of the banner is the Black In Neuro icon, a Black woman with an afro with gold words “Black In Neuro” circling her brain. On the right side of the banner is Africa colored Red, Yellow, and Green. Beneath the banner is a yellow square highlighting Dr. Charles Henry Turner A circle shows a photo of Dr. Turner sitting and looking towards the left. He is a Black man wearing a suit, white shirt, and bow tie. To the right of his photo, text describes Dr. Turner’s zoology education and impact as a scientist and civil rights advocate. He was the first Black man published in the magazine Science. Despite his education, he was denied an academic job due to racism. On the bottom left, there is a hashtag #BlackInNeuroHistory The bottom banner is a red, yellow, and green rectangle with triangles pointing up and down.
ALT A Black banner with white text reads “Black History Month Black In Neuro Spotlight Series.” On the left side of the banner is the Black In Neuro icon, a Black woman with an afro with gold words “Black In Neuro” circling her brain. On the right side of the banner is Africa colored Red, Yellow, and Green. Beneath the banner is a yellow square highlighting Dr. Clarence Sumner Greene (1901-1957). A circle shows a black and white photo of Dr. Greene sitting on a desk and smiling. His hair is slicked back and he is wearing a suit and tie. To the right of his photo, text describing Dr. Greene’s impact as the first Black neurosurgeon. He went to school to be a dentist first then switched careers into surgery. He attended medical school at Howard University then practiced there until he passed. On the bottom left, there is a hashtag #BlackInNeuroHistory The bottom banner is a red, yellow, and green rectangle with triangles pointing up and down.