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ALT Event flyer featuring the logo for the LGBTQual+ project. The flyer includes details for the upcoming event titled: Thriving, not just surviving: Retaining LGBTQ+ talent in STEM on Thursday April 18th from 5-6:30pm EST in person at Tufts University (and online/hybrid). Free; Register: https://bit.ly/LGBTQual18 The LGBTQual+ project is funded by the Royal Society of Chemistry (UK) and the Science and Innovation Network (US) and it is focused on the inclusion and retention of LGBTQ+ people in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Medicine, and Mathematics) in the US and UK.Are you LGBTQ+ in STEM? Please join us for an LGBTQual+ focus group or workshop! For details, visit: https://lgbtqual.com/call-for-participants/ Website: https://lgbtqual.com/ Email: [email protected] Twitter: https://twitter.com/LGBTQualLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/lgbtqual/
ALT Artwork from the cover of the Royal Society of Chemistry Gender Pay Gap report for 2023, including an overhead image of five people seated round a circular meeting table.
ALT Flexible Funding Pre-Announcement Call: Increasing the numbers of diverse PIS on UKRI Grants (FA1): Opening 8 January 2024.
ALT Screenshot of the title slide for the presentation LGBT+ academics' and PhD students' experiences of visibility in STEM: Institutional responsibilities beyond raising the rainbow flag. The slide includes logos for the STEM Equals project, the project funder EPSRC, and the host institution University of Strathclyde. There are photos of the main project researchers Dr Jessica Gagnon and Dr Marco Reggiani. The background includes a geometric rainbow pattern.
ALT Title slide for the STEM Equals project presentation titled Institutional rainbow washing is not enough: LGBT+ academics' and PhD students' experiences of visibility in STEM. The slide includes photos of the research team Dr Jessica Gagnon and Dr Marco Reggiani. The STEM Equals project logo, which includes a purple band and a rainbow band, is on a white circle with a rainbow geometric pattern in the background. The logo of the project funder EPSRC and the logo of the host institution University of Strathclyde are on the bottom left of the slide.
ALT Inclusion and Diversity special call graphic "Who can...improve socioeconomic inclusion in the chemical sciences? You can"
ALT An infographic titled "Call for Panellists. Stepping onto the ice: Supervising, accommodating, supporting researchers with disabilities in the polar field." The APR logo is located in the top corners of the infographic and APR's contact details are at the bottom. The rest of the text says: "We are looking for people to take part in a panel discussing the adversities researchers with disabilities face working in the polar field. Panellists will be asked to discuss: Their journey into STEM, Barriers they have faced within their work and Accommodations to assist researchers"
ALT A flyer with light violet, dark purple, and teal colours. The flyer features the text: Wednesday 8 March, 3-4pm (GMT) International Women's Day event Women in STEM: Tackling Hidden Inequalities Hybrid event In person: University of Manchester, Ellen Wilkinson Building, Room A2.16 Online: Zoom link emailed to registrants For more info and to Register online: 8MarchIWD23.eventbrite.co.uk Speaker: Dr Jessica Gagnon, University of Manchester The flyer includes illustrations such as a group of diverse women, STEM related icons, and a picture of the speaker