Why is Diverse Leadership in STEM Important?by Jacob MidwinterFive industry leaders discuss how their organizations have successfully created inclusive, diverse work environments
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NewsStructural Discrimination Negatively Impacts LGB Youth and Adultsby University of DelawareGreater structural stigma towards LGB youth was associated with later age of coming out, longer closet duration
NewsAction Plan to Boost Diversity in Postgraduate Science Studentsby University of OxfordUK researchers are calling on institutes to adopt a new set of recommended actions address under-representation
NewsIntegrating STEM Majors Won’t End Gender Segregation at Workby Cornell UniversityIntegrating academic majors will help a great deal but most of the problems occur outside of higher education
News‘Blinding’ Is Not a Silver Bullet to Deal with Gender Biasby ESMT BerlinThe researchers urge companies to experiment with blinding to isolate biases rather than as a means of removing them
NewsStudy Highlights Challenges Facing Transgender and Non-binary Workersby University of East AngliaThis study can help managers develop more inclusive work environments for more diverse gender identities
NewsGeoscientists from Minorities More Likely to Experience Discriminatory Behaviorby University of KansasThese results indicate that diversity and inclusion initiatives shouldn't end with recruitment
NewsAlgorithms for Hiring: Bias In, Bias Outby University of Texas at AustinThere’s a better way to make algorithms more fair in dealing with race and gender
NewsMaking Science More Accessible to People with Disabilitiesby Binghamton UniversityResearchers suggest ways to improve accessibility in advance of International Day of Persons with Disabilities
NewsFrontiers’ New Policy Enables Retrospective Name Changes for Authorsby FrontiersThese changes can be made to author names or pronouns and can be done without the publication of a correction