Robin will be returning to Boston Day & Evening Academy to lead students in the BDEA 2.0 program through an activity related to DNA, crime, and law enforcement.
Rob is the organizer and moderator for an interactive webinar for the American Association of Biological Anthropologists (AABA) on “Publicly Engaged Biological Anthropology” on Tuesday, January 30th at 1pm ET. One of the speakers, Dr. Elaine Guevara, recently co-authored a great paper on teaching undergraduate biology (including genetics) in ways that avoid reinforcing false ideas […]
Gathering hosted by the Center for Excellence in Education (CEE) to support professional development by high school teachers in Virginia.
Helen will be engaging with central Los Angeles community members through the intro to personal genetics workshop held at the Robertson Branch.
Helen will be discussing the benefits and pitfalls of consumer genetics testing including ancestry testing with the central Los Angeles community members.
Join Hollywood heavyweight Scott Z. Burns and world-renowned geneticist George Church for a one-of-a-kind conversation: the science of George's de-extinction efforts to resurrect species like the woolly mammoth, paired with Scott's storytelling on DNA preservation and climate change in his Apple TV+ show "Extrapolations". Moderated by SIE Society's Tobias Deml.
Marnie and Rob are looking forward to a busy week of programs at The Allied Genetics Conference, organized by the Genetics Society of America (GSA). Up first, we will be hosting an informal conversion on Inclusive Science Learning at the Community, Connections, and Mentorship Meet-up.
Marnie and Rob are organizing a networking hotspot on Building an Inclusive Genetics Future at The Allied Genetics Conference (TAGC). If you’re at TAGC, bring your lunch and join the conversation. We look forward to hearing from you and learning how the Genetics Society of America can serve you better.
Marnie and Rob will lead a workshop for exploring challenges, opportunities and best practices for public engagement on genetics and society. Participants will reflect on the need and impacts of multidirectional conversations with public audiences on scientific, personal, and societal dimensions of genetics and have opportunities to practice such conversations with peers. We will introduce […]
PGED is excited to be working with the leaders of the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee of the Genomics Education Partnership (GEP), Dr. Vida Mingo (Columbia College) and Dr. Alma Rodriguez Estrada (Aurora University). Together, we will be co-presenting a workshop at The Allied Genetics Conference focused on challenges, opportunities, and experiences in integrating genetics-and-society […]