NE-GSA in the books, first in person conference in well a long time. Wellesley students rocked it! hmm minus five points though for the absurdly low scarf quotient. #wellesleycollege#djblab
@MarkASLaidlaw This data set and in particular this graph is one of the most important on the issue of lead exposure pathways - it is mainstay in my classes and presentation on this topic - it is very hard to change a paradigm - we want to feel like the intervention costs have made a difference
"Setting clear expectations around everyone's time, energy, hopes and needs is vital. But once expectations are established all participants are able to be rejuvenated and empowered through this partnership." - Claire Hayhow #AAASmtg
#RT@aaas: RT @svanglofille: @Wellesley A screenshot from Dan Brabander's presentation as part of the Communicating Science Seminar: Cultural Humility and Cultural Competence in Public Engagement with Science #AAASmtg https://t.co/fnKjfpfJn8
"Activists and researchers have very different ways to measure success and this can provide tension in the relationship. How funders measure success is also a huge part of the equation" -Dan Brabander #AAASmtg
On Thursday, the Communicating Science Seminar at the #AAASmtg will kick off an amazing day's lineup with a panel on cultural competence and cultural humility in #SciEngage partnerships. Be sure to join this conversation!
Hot off the presses during @theAGU week, published in @AguGeohealth !
We assess community-based research in environmental justice, and provide guidance for academic partners to productively work to enhance community agency to solve significant issues
https://t.co/k8dICscxFd
“I think justice is what [community members] are looking for. And I think you don't need fancy geochemical tools to find justice,” says @dbraband1.
New research presented today at #AGU21 from @dbraband1 and @ClaireHayhow Wellesley, story by @RobinKD.
https://t.co/NjZWTp3mjj
“I think justice is what [community members] are looking for. And I think you don't need fancy geochemical tools to find justice,” says @dbraband1.
New research presented today at #AGU21 from @dbraband1 and @ClaireHayhow Wellesley, story by @RobinKD.
https://t.co/NjZWTp3mjj
thesis student e-summary: This study takes a systems approach to investigating the transport of metals in floodplain soils. . . at Tar Creek as deeply interwoven systems of oppression to the use of PCA as an exploratory, systems perspective tool for geochemical characterization
thesis student e-summary: This study takes a systems approach to investigating the transport of metals in floodplain soils. . . at Tar Creek as deeply interwoven systems of oppression to the use of PCA as an exploratory, systems perspective tool for geochemical characterization