What does it mean to be disabled in STEM? We asked 8 scientists
July is Disability Pride Month, a time to celebrate, amplify, and learn about what it means to be disabled in STEM. We teamed up...
What does it mean to be disabled in STEM?
July is Disability Pride Month, and we’re doing our best to support, amplify, and celebrate the disabled in STEM community. Check out the video...
Another study suggests COVID-19 is widening the gender publishing gap
PHOTO EDITED BY WE REP STEM. People who are balancing a career, a home, and family responsibilities had a lot to handle, even before...
Meet Eav Brennan, a science communicator who uses art to discuss the planet & life with a psychosocial disability
"I love science and will always love science, but I found the systemic erasure of complex mental illness in STEM to be too much for me."
The power of everyday actions can bring about change
The Black Lives Matter demonstrations that took place across Canada during the pandemic showed that individual actions can make a difference.
PROFILE: Krystal Vasquez, chemistry Ph.D. candidate & disability advocate
Krystal Vasquez is a disabled Ph.D. candidate at Caltech studying atmospheric chemistry.
Future teachers more likely to view Black children as angry when compared to white students
The findings may help teachers' colleges and school boards devise bias elimination training programs.
PROFILE: Chad Singleton, inorganic chemical analyst, MPH student
We Rep STEM aims to promote the work of inspiring people in the STEM community. Today, we’re featuring Chad Singleton. Read on to learn more about Chad and what his work entails, in his own words.
Confrontation may reduce prejudice in white people, according to new study
Being made aware of unconsious bias may be an effective tool in combating racism, a new study indicates.