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DNA Ancestry & Genetic Sovereignty
Have you ever wondered about the science behind Ancestry.com or the ethics of 23&Me? Well, on today's episode we're diving into topics around swabbing your DNA and mailing it off. Join us as we discuss the best and worst practices and highlight indigenous folks working in data rights and genetic sovereignty.
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Produced by: Patrick Long, Anicca Harriot, PhD; Geraldine Ezeka, PhD
Edited and Mixed by: Chaitlin Bell
Hosted by: Anicca Harriot, PhD; Geraldine Ezeka, PhD
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Vanguard: Conversations with Women of Color in STEM, or VanguardSTEM for short, is an online platform and community that centers the experiences of women of color, girls of color and non-binary people of color in STEM.
Our online community programming connects folks of all stages and ages with peers and mentors who share their identities. Our articles, blogs, and academic literature helps people of any identity build safe spaces for people of color in STEM. Our videos, podcasts, and community features increase the digital footprint of women and non-binary scientists, reminding us all that we are what scientists look like.
To support this work, consider donating to our parent non-profit The STEM En Route to Change (SERCH) Foundation, Inc. via PayPal
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By VanguardSTEMHave you ever wondered about the science behind Ancestry.com or the ethics of 23&Me? Well, on today's episode we're diving into topics around swabbing your DNA and mailing it off. Join us as we discuss the best and worst practices and highlight indigenous folks working in data rights and genetic sovereignty.
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Produced by: Patrick Long, Anicca Harriot, PhD; Geraldine Ezeka, PhD
Edited and Mixed by: Chaitlin Bell
Hosted by: Anicca Harriot, PhD; Geraldine Ezeka, PhD
--
Vanguard: Conversations with Women of Color in STEM, or VanguardSTEM for short, is an online platform and community that centers the experiences of women of color, girls of color and non-binary people of color in STEM.
Our online community programming connects folks of all stages and ages with peers and mentors who share their identities. Our articles, blogs, and academic literature helps people of any identity build safe spaces for people of color in STEM. Our videos, podcasts, and community features increase the digital footprint of women and non-binary scientists, reminding us all that we are what scientists look like.
To support this work, consider donating to our parent non-profit The STEM En Route to Change (SERCH) Foundation, Inc. via PayPal