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Picture a Scientist Week to highlight diversity, equity in STEM beginning Feb. 6
Picture a Scientist Week, jointly sponsored by the Eberly College of Science and College of Earth and Mineral Sciences, will feature events focused on celebrating diversity and equity in the STEM fields in conjunction with Black History Month. Virtual events will begin on Feb. 6 and will continue through Feb. 16.
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Picture a Scientist Week to highlight diversity, equity in STEM beginning Feb. 6
January 27, 2021
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. Just under half of the workforce in the United States are women yet they hold only 26% of the jobs in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM), according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Underrepresentation is even more pronounced in Black or African Americans, and Hispanic or Latinx who comprise only 7% and 9% of the STEM jobs, respectively.
23 December 2020
by: Andrea Korte Jane Willenbring shares her story of harassment in science in the documentary Picture A Scientist. | Sharon Shattuck & Ian Cheney Jane Willenbring shares her story of harassment in science in the documentary Picture A Scientist. | Sharon Shattuck & Ian Cheney
A recent documentary shines a light on the discrimination and harassment faced by women in science – and affords the chance to explore just how much more work remains to make the scientific enterprise equitable, said participants in a Dec. 9 virtual panel organized by AAAS on the film “Picture a Scientist.”
“We can put data down on a piece of paper and we can look at statistics and we can show you graphs over time,” said Cyndi Atherton, director of science at the Heising-Simons Foundation, which provided principal funding for “Picture a Scientist.” The film cites a report on sexual harassment in STEM released in 2018 by the National Academies of Sciences,