We are looking for people who were or are in the geo-workforce to participate in a survey. There is almost no data on the experiences of people with disabilities in the geoscientists beyond the student level and we aim to change that! Please share widely with your networks, so we can get a wide representation across career stages and job types!
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Atchison receives best student paper award from Geology and Society Division of GSA
Chris Atchison, , IAGD News, IAGD Programs, access, accessability, Christopher Atchison, disabilities, Geological Society of America, Georgia State University, geoscience, geoscience barriers, geoscience research, GSA Geology and Society Division, inclusion, Mammoth Cave National Park, Ohio State University, 0
Minneapolis, MN – The Geology and Society division is pleased to announce the winners of the 2010 Best Student...
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National Science Foundation Releases 2013 Report on Women, Minorities, and Persons with Disabilities in Science and Engineering
Chris Atchison, , IAGD News, IAGD Press Releases, accessability, ADA, disabilities, NSF, STEM, STEM access, 0
Women, Minorities, and Persons with Disabilities in Science and Engineering provides statistical information about the participation of women, minorities,...
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Why the IAGD matters to me
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I'm Gabi Serrato Marks, a PhD candidate in the MIT-Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Joint Program in oceanography, where I...
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Making Astronomy Accessible for Blind and Partially Sighted People
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Excerpt by Emily Davison at Goldsmiths University, UK In the UK alone Astronomy has grown into becoming a popular...
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Entry Point! The AAAS Project on Science, Technology and Disability continues to pioneer access to STEM
Chris Atchison, , IAGD News, IAGD Programs, AAAS, access, ADA, Entry Point!, Jacquelyn Wilson, Marco Midon, Shirley Malcom, STEM, Thirty Years, Tim Scamparinno, Virginia W. Stern, 0
Thirty Years of Changing Lives: The AAAS Project on Science, Technology and Disability Washington, D.C. – Marco Midon, a...
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New IAGD member presents at the National Science Foundation
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Scientist Shares with NSF Staff his Journey Before and After Becoming Paralyzed Using technology to empower and encourage young...
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