If you missed Black British in STEM launch event on Tuesday, check out the live tweets from @TIGERinSTEMM:

We need to do more to create a supportive environment that removes the fear surrounding disclosure:

Such a lovely celebration and acknowledgement of the city's move for change!

Congratulations Sarah Liu @drsarahliu.bsky.social!!!

Remember to register NOW so you don't miss out!

The support in place and the renewed status is fantastic news!

Looking for something new to listen to on your commute tomorrow? How about anecdotes from international students about their The University of Edinburgh experiences?

Highly recommend this 10 min read on experiences living with #invisibledisability in academia, and what we can all do to be supportive.

This could be a brilliant resource for incoming students and staff, allowing them to make an informed decision on their next institution #DisabledinSTEM

Are you #blackinneuro ? Register to join Black In Neuro 🧠 for the first community get together at 11am September 5th GMT!

If you want to share your experience of being #DisabledInSTEM please consider an interview with the wonderful DisabledInSTEM

‼️Don't forget the series finale of the TIGER in STEMM webinars in physics with two brilliant speakers this afternoon. Register via the link below👇 and/or join us directly on the stream link youtu.be/mTU5A_dWVg8 at 4pm (BST).

On 10th September 13:00-14:00, explore racism in academic publishing on: "Stolen Works, Stolen Lives: Racial Erasure, Exclusion and Dispossession in Academic Publishing" Registration instructions can be found here: area-studies.ox.ac.uk/event/race-and…

Are you curious about why W.E.B. Du Bois is quoted so much in articles on race? This article by Dr. Keisha N. Blain explores his works in a widely accessible way

TOMORROW 11am GMT Register to join Black In Neuro 🧠 for the first community get together!

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Remember to register for "Stolen Works, Stolen Lives: Racial Erasure, Exclusion and Dispossession in Academic Publishing" on 10th September 13:00-14:00: area-studies.ox.ac.uk/event/race-and…

TOMORROW 13:00-14:00, explore racism in academic publishing on: "Stolen Works, Stolen Lives: Racial Erasure, Exclusion and Dispossession in Academic Publishing" Register here: area-studies.ox.ac.uk/event/race-and…

You can still register for "Stolen Works, Stolen Lives: Racial Erasure, Exclusion and Dispossession in Academic Publishing" TODAY 13:00-14:00: area-studies.ox.ac.uk/event/race-and…