ALT A flyer with a friendly illustration of a seal (a marine mammal) wearing a scarf that says “HBCU” at the bottom and displaying “Pathways to Open Science” and a QR code with more resources( linked at end of alt text) at the top of the flyer. The text details: “Open science coworking session. Join us as we learn together! Thursday, March 2nd, from 5-6 PM ET. Pathways to Open Science is a remote event series for Black environmental & marine researchers to build community for the future of data intensive science. Join us to cowork (options) learn a new skill, networking opportunity, and troubleshoot code with others. There are logos from the three partnering organizations: Openscapes, BIMS, BWEEMS. Registration and information is at https://openscapes.github.io/pathways-to-open-science

ALT A flyer displaying banner at top with text on background of ocean water “Pathways to Open Science” and “Scan here to register!” with a QR code with more resources linked at end of alt text. Illustration of scuba diver with wet suit labeled HBCU, swimming among fishes colored blue and purple. Text says “Community Call #2. Building Our Skills for a Better Tomorrow. Pathways to Open Science is a remote event series for Black environmental & marine researchers to build community for the future of data intensive science. This is our third of six events in this series. Please join us! Thursday, February 9, 5-6:30 PM ET. Free to Attend | Registration Linked in Bio”. Bottom banner shows logos from the three partnering organizations: Openscapes, BIMS, BWEEMS. Registration and information is at https://openscapes.github.io/pathways-to-open-science.

ALT A black, red, yellow, and green background,. A headshot of Dr. Dawn Wright with the text “Did you know?” And Dr. Dawn Wright was the first African American to explore the deepest known point in Earth’s Seabed. The Challenger Deep. The black in marine science logo is in the bottom left corner and the website www.blackinmarinescience.org is at the bottom center