Stanford Hermanas in STEM is in support of the black community in the U.S. Specially amid the recent events of police brutality and racism.
Our statement of solidarity as well as resources of how the latinx community can support the black community can be found below
Hundreds of Stanford students protested today in favor of the #blacklivesmatter movement with specific demands for the @Stanford administration:
https://t.co/VtZzwWksfe
Stanford do better!!!
Statement of solidarity with the Black community
https://t.co/uwvfMn67NV
Pronuciación de solidaridad con la comunidad Afroamericana
https://t.co/XklRMrLpdB
Declaração de solidariedade com a comunidade Negra
https://t.co/zyNcFzyuFW
Stanford Hermanas in STEM is in support of the black community in the U.S. Specially amid the recent events of police brutality and racism.
Our statement of solidarity as well as resources of how the latinx community can support the black community can be found below
More than 7,500 #WomenInSTEM working in 174 scientific disciplines around the world are ready to share their science through the #RequestAWomanScientist resource. Learn more about year 1 of this @500womensci database in our @PLOSBiology paper, out today: https://t.co/ayJ1nvyZa2
Hermanxs at Stanford, come join us at our next Háblame co-hosted with SACNAS on Wednesday Feb 12th 12:00-1:30PM.
We'll chat over a catered lunch, it's a great opportunity to build community and to practice your Spanish. Anyone is welcome!
Please RSVP.
https://t.co/Q1whMTcLfo
Stanford peeps, join us for a cooking class! We will be learning how to make arepas from scratch with a number of delicious fillings!
All ingredients will be provided, please RSVP.
https://t.co/wGCJTJuIEH
If you’re a woman in the tech industry, there are several conferences just for you – to help you connect with other women in STEM fields – including @techupforwomen, @SheSummitWeek, @womenincloud annual summit, and @WiCySorg. https://t.co/MoqpXfuCg5 #WomenInTech
25% of PhD students who identify as female have experienced harassment, with gender and racial discrimination being the most common form.
There is a need to recognize the professional and mental health impacts of this and to start implementing solutions.
Latinas account for close to $1 trillion in US buying power, but earn on average only 54 cents to the dollar paid to white men. #LatinaEqualPay#DemandMore
The wage gap for Latinas has closed by just 4 cents in the last 40 years. We need more than just one cent per decade if we want to achieve #LatinaEqualPay.
In fact, the Latina pay gap exists despite the profession.
We’ve got to catch up! The NEXT Háblame will be Wednesday, November 20, at the Bass Biology Building 4th floor kitchen. We are joining forces with the Bass Biology Labs to host a wonderful potluck event with wine and snacks! https://t.co/WlgWO0SHMw