We're here to celebrate diversity in science, and highlight the careers of LGBT+ people working in physics. Currently run by @Jobium
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It's come to our attention that the old link to our free LGBT+STEM materials is no longer working properly. All of our printable posters, stickers, leaflets can be downloaded here: drive.google.com/drive/folde…
ALT A photo of several brightly-coloured leaflets that highlight the lives and careers of different LGBT+ role models in science, including Sally Ride, Alan Turing, Lynne Conway, David Smith, and Nergis Mavalvala
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On Friday, @NHM_Explorers's Programme Officer Nuzhat Tabassum (@ThenSheAppears) spoke at @PrideinSTEM's Careers and Community conference for #LGBTQSTEMDay on "Community Building".
For the Explorers Programme, building a community that supports and celebrates each other is key🗝️
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Today is the 18th of November, which means it's #LGBTQSTEMDay ! A day to celebrate all the LGBTQ+ people who work or study science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. Amazing people doing amazing things!
ALT An image saying "LGBTQ+STEM Day" in white text against a rainbow background, along with an atom symbol, also in the rainbow pride colours, the date 18 November, and two hashtags: #LGBTSTEMDay and #LGBTQSTEMDay
Despite what some might claim, STEM is not a meritocracy. There is clear evidence that being LGBTQ+ in STEM means dealing with more harassment, devaluation, isolation, and more, which can hinder us in our careers or drive us away. science.org/doi/10.1126/scia…
By openly celebrating who we are, and marking events like #LGBTQSTEMDay, we are showing the rest of the STEM world that we exist, that we have a right to be here, and that we are brilliant.
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Very pleased to be asked to write this blog by the @royalsociety about my experiences of being an openly gay (& profoundly disabled) man working in #STEM Things are getting better but homophobia is still rife & we have much more to do… royalsociety.org:443/blog/20…
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“For academics, our publications are our entire record—it’s how we get jobs, grants, and promotions.”
A growing number of journal publishers are adopting policies to change authors’ names on past academic papers. #Pride physicstoday.scitation.org/d…
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Hello, twitter! We are an online community for transgender and non-binary physicists -- from enthusiasts to professors! -- to socialise, network and support one another. To join our Discord, just shoot us a DM!
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🏳️🌈Happy Pride Month!🏳️⚧️
Excited to share that the @ImperialPhysics LGBT+ Committee is organising a summer school aimed at giving LGBT+ A-level students a chance to meet current LGBT+ physics students and researchers.
Date: 11 July 2022
More Details 👇
eventbrite.co.uk/e/queer-ste…
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During this pride month, we are going to feature LGBTQIA+ entomologists in a series called #PrideInEnto
🐞🪳🐝🪲🦋 🧬
There'll be entomologists from all over globe, including some from Harper! If you are LGBTQIA+, reply and tell us about your research!
#Pride2022 #QueerInSTEM
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As part of #PrideMonth @PRIDEinResearch at Trinity College Dublin are hosting an event entitled #QueerEyeForThePPI to help promote #LGBTQIA voices in research. Admission is free and the event takes place in Stanley Quek Hall on June 16th at 12pm @TCDEquality #Pride2022
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As a queer Black scientist, I’m always stretching myself too thin. That’s why this month I’m partnering with Parafilm—
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It's come to our attention that the old link to our free LGBT+STEM materials is no longer working properly. All of our printable posters, stickers, leaflets can be downloaded here: drive.google.com/drive/folde…
ALT A photo of several brightly-coloured leaflets that highlight the lives and careers of different LGBT+ role models in science, including Sally Ride, Alan Turing, Lynne Conway, David Smith, and Nergis Mavalvala