In this recording of the 2020 holiday lecture and discussion, Br. Guy Consolmagno and Dr. Nnedi Okorafor discuss how intersections of science, ethics, and faith in imagined worlds might inform humanity’s present and future.
Introducing a new video series from AAAS DoSER that will explore difficult topics such as how science contributed to racism, how modern science understands humanity as one species, how racism is still real, and how the history of science is far from perfect when it comes to racist ideas.
In this inspiring short film, scientists describe how their fascination with the beauty and complexity of nature informs their vocations, and how their observations of the natural world cause them to reflect on the bigger questions of life.
Dr. Ruha Benjamin explores the effects of machine bias and systemic racism in modern technology as well as the implications and consequences of a distorted vision of justice and racism.
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The most important thing we do in science is to make it real and important for the people that we’re speaking to.
Fatimah Jackson, Director, W. Montague Cobb Research Laboratory, Howard University
Dr. Ruha Benjamin explores the effects of machine bias and systemic racism in modern technology as well as the implications…
In this inspiring short film, scientists describe how their fascination with the beauty and complexity of nature informs their vocations,…
AAAS has launched a new series profiling scientists who have forged meaningful relationships with religious communities.
Science for Seminaries is a longstanding DoSER project that offers grants to a diverse group of seminaries so that they…
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Regardless of whether they spend their days in the classroom or at a lab bench, scientists interact with the public…
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DoSER partnered with researchers at Rice University to investigate more deeply the relationship between science and Evangelical Christianity and to…
Learn More"Scientists focus on a Western way of knowing. Engaging w/ communities teaches us there are other ways of knowing that need to be part of research."
@Ingrid_Waldron on how #religion & community partnerships aid #EnvironmentalJustice. #BlackInEnvironment
Science, Religion, and Community Partnerships Improve Environmental Justice Efforts - AAAS - DoSER
DoSER hosted a session on "Pursuing Environmental Justice through Science and Religion" at the 2021 AAAS Annual Meeting. It focused…
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“The [#astronomy] field has a long way to go in terms of diversity, but we've come a long way, too. & I think the acceptance of religious belief is part of it.” Br. Guy Consolmagno @specolations, Director of @VaticanObserv, was profiled for our new series. https://t.co/WVHCeQo6FB
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Do you want to help your #faith-based/#interfaith community engage w/ science?
This #CitizenScienceMonth, check out how your community can contribute to cutting-edge research through the #CommunityScience platform @The_Zooniverse! https://t.co/Ufh7LhPwuo @GWolfChase
