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|Articles|March 19, 2019
Networking Session: Creating Inclusive Environments in the Chemical Sciences
In this networking session, attendees, allies, and individuals from underrepresented groups will share their experiences in promoting welcoming and inclusive environments. Join the discussion from 2:00 to 3:30 pm in room 203A.
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Despite the recognized value that diverse backgrounds bring to chemistry, retaining and promoting highly qualified individuals from underrepresented backgrounds is a major concern. Diversity statements are often not sufficient. Diversity is a noun and that without efforts to include (a verb), little progress can be made.
In this networking session, attendees, allies, and individuals from underrepresented groups will share their experiences in promoting welcoming and inclusive environments.
Join the discussion from 2:00 to 3:30 pm in room 203A.
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