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Things from back when I was a physics major exploring quantum gravity and community development in physics
One day may return to physics and mathematics

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Equality Florida LinkTree

Erin's Informed Consent HRT map of the US - Google My Maps

The Florida Channel (for watching FL Gov livestreams)

Equality Florida 2024 Legislative Slate

LegiAlerts - 2024 LGBTQ Bill Tracker

ComEcho Insta

Links and things relating to improving accessibility in the sciences (particularly physics and math) for Deaf people and increasing our presence in scientific spaces.

Section - Deaf Science

QuantCata LinkTree

PDF version of an article on Colin Lualdi, Deaf PhD student in quantum physics, and his work to create a STEM Sign lexicon.

[PDF] Illinois Physics: On Becoming a Physicist

On becoming a physicist: Colin Lualdi shares the challenges and triumphs of a Deaf physics graduate student

[PDF] C&EN: Expanding American Sign Language's scientific vocabulary

Chemical & Engineering News: Expanding American Sign Language’s scientific vocabulary 

2023 Global Year of STEM Sign Language Lexicons | Gallaudet University

Atomic Hands

ASLCORE

Quantum ASL, by Harvard U. Center for Integrated Quantum Materials and The Learning Center for the Deaf

Math Concepts in ASL playlist, by AASD Accessible Materials Project

By Dr. Caroline Solomon and others across a range of science and math, the workshop discussed several things, including student experiences, professionals experiences, resources, interpreting, and future work.

[PDF] Workshop for Emerging Deaf & HoH Scientists; Gallaudet (May 17-18, 2012)

Physics Today: Deaf scientists thrive with interpreters and technology

PDF version of the Physics Today article on deaf people in physics, including Johanna Lucht (CS, NASA) and her experiences at NASA and Dr. Giordan Stark and his work to improve the STEM ASL lexicon.

[PDF] Physics Today: Deaf scientists thrive with interpreters and technology

CBC Radio-Canada: Deaf researchers are advancing the field of science — but barriers still hold many back

PDF version of the Quirks and Quarks segment on Deaf people in science, including Dr. Linda Cambell (ecology), Dr. Alex Ly (CS), Colin Lualdi (physics), and Barbara Spiecker (marine bio). Transcript also included.

[PDF] CBC Radio-Canada: Deaf researchers are advancing the field of science

Symmetry Magazine: A Matter of Interpretation

A PDF version of SM's article about Dr. Giordan Stark, a Deaf computational physicist working with the ATLAS group of CERN, exploring supersymmetry and other related topics in particle physics and high energy physics.

[PDF] Symmetry Magazine: A Matter of Interpretation

Report on statistics for women, minorities, and disabilities in STEM, including occupations, median wages, unemployment, and degrees.

[DEI] NSF Diversity and STEM 2023 report

Paper discussing how PIs have been funded by the NSF over the past few decades, looking at rates, award types, proposal ratings, and other metrics.  Findings include systematic biases and similar patterns in other institutions.

[DEI] Systemic racial disparities in funding rates at the National Science Foundation (eLife/NIH Nov '22)

A feature piece of Optics & Photonics News by Dr. Karen Kwon (OPN Assoc. Editor) discussing on how DEI can be applied in workplaces, focusing on gender & sexual minorities and race.

[DEI] O&P News (Nov '22): Creating a Diverse, Inclusive Workplace

Optica's Optics & Photonics News did an interview with Dr. Erin Scanlon regarding the paper in The Physics Teacher

[Disability] O&P News (Feb 2022): Toward a Truly Inclusive Classroom

Article by Rowan Thompson, Assistant Dean of DEI of Faculty of Science at Carlton Uni. An excellent introduction to DEI and physics with fun and helpful cartoon illustrations.  Pop-sci/science news article.

[DEI] Physics Today (Jan '22): Advancing equity, diversity, and inclusion: A How-To Guide

Excellent and in-depth article by Tony Feder, focusing on personal experiences of scientists and the issues of structural change.  Also with several references and resources. Pop-sci/science news article.

[Disability] Physics Today (Mar '23): Community heightens attention to accessibility for physicists with disabilities

Paper by Lannon, Chini, and Scanlon from UCF that is pretty in-depth despite being 3 pages, and provides a lot of references.

[Disability] The Physics Teacher Journal:  Resources for Supporting Students With and Without Disabilities in Your Physics Courses

From 2008, an "early" guide on ways that physics (and others) departments can improve accessibility, covering a wide range of processes, including admission, assistive tech, teaching methods, disclosures, and a bit more.

[Disability] IOP Guide - Access for All: Disability Good Practices for Uni Physics Depts.

A review of the accessibility and DEI of Snowmass2021 process with recommendations and suggested resources.  Able to be applied as a guide for other science community things.

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