Maximizing the global impact of underrepresented students of science through extraordinary, adventure-driven research initiatives. ft accounts: @dyhiapadilla
Never a dull moment at the embassy. Amb 🇮🇸 @BEllertsdottir in space 🪐 & below sea level🤿 yet in the office, all made possible with virtual reality headset @ShackletonTrust#Maine Thank you for the visit and talk on possible cooperation 🚀🛰️
I am not poor: explore the notion of poverty and how rigid definitions tends to have drastic consequences on the lives of people. Should poverty be defined as a threshold of income? Is it a function of status? A matter of human welfare? Submit your articles now!
The summer edition themes for Poplar & Ivy is here! This summer we explore 3 themes:
1. Anthropologically speaking
2. This Coast is Our Coast
3. I am not poor
Submit your article here: https://t.co/TmC4EUVEHW
Theme definitions below
This Coast is our coast: The coastal marine ecosystem plays a crucial role in regulating the environment. With the increase in coastal infrastructure, how has coastal infrustruce impacted your sense of place and belonging to these places, and the related activities?
This doesn't include WWF's atrocities in this country and elsewhere in the name of conservation.
'The acts were committed between 2019 and 2021 under the knowledge and paramilitary support of U.S and German government agencies and the Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS)...'
Stephanie Oserwa Schandorf & Kafui Adzo Tona-Gaogli, thoughtfully decipher how academic narratives have been a constraint to climate action in Africa.
You can read there article: “Right back to the deep blue” here
https://t.co/sdj2B2u7WB
@dyhiapadilla @peopledseas (Jack Kittinger) explores where resilience and resolve to pursue hard work can come from, and how academic settings can disturb the ability to have a sense of place.
His article “you will return home” can be read here:
https://t.co/r6hIti1tBQ
@dyhiapadilla @katie_at_sea describes her unconventional yet fulfilling route to the discovery of fish diplomacy and how she moved from the academic realm to the world of NGOs.
Trust me you want to read this!
https://t.co/4xBriViWo5
We have extended our deadline to contribute to our spring edition of Poplar & Ivy.
DM for questions.
Submit your piece here: https://t.co/INzYfKDo2X
Submission guidelines: https://t.co/gp1XpA48kk
#academia#writing#bipoc#WomenInSTEM
@D_Lemi Our next edition of the magazine Poplar & Ivy is “beyond academia” and we are inviting contributions from former academics and their stories. We are doing this to advance the notion of science and research beyond academia and the diversification of voice. https://t.co/INzYfKDo2X
Thanks for providing the platform for @KwesiRandolph and I to write this, @ShackletonTrust.
The futuristic language used in describing the impact of #climatechange doesn’t apply to communities in West Africa, for them, the future is now.
https://t.co/cUqYBIErn3
@dyhiapadilla @BlahaFrancisco @ShackletonTrust awesome - love reading your stories Blaha - and yours Dyhia - happy xmas. story from me and our team.. https://t.co/o8qnGLziQj
Our CSO, Dyhia Belhabib, recently published a paper on governance and enforcement in the world's ocean. To find the root of fishery crimes, we must determine what drives someone to fish illegally. @dyhiapadilla #SRTInclusive#WomenInSTEM#Sustainability
Read the paper here:
Don't forget to listen to SRTs CSO @dyhiapadilla give a talk on Inclusion and Decolonization in Science for @ucdavis@ucdavisvetmed today at 12:10pm PST. The zoom link to attend is: https://t.co/PbX0AunGvw #SRTInclusive#WomenInSTEM#Inclusion
Harmful fisheries subsidies undermine benefits that sustainably managed wild fisheries provide, argues a new #LetterToScience: "World Trade Organization members have a...opportunity [in November]...to reach an agreement that eliminates [these] subsidies." https://t.co/2GPQ7ji2Kb