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Patricia Silveyr, Sara Mason, and Allison Aldridge reflect on lessons learned and their paths to success during difficult times. Discover how these successful women in the chemical enterprise overcame challenges, what constituted professional success for them, and the source of their resilience.

Michelle Heyward, the CEO of PositiveHire, details her company’s survey findings on underrepresented women in STEM professions as well as shares actions that employers can take to retain this talent.

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Andre Argenton of Dow, Scott Collick of DuPont Mobility & Materials, and Adwoa Baah-Dwomoh of W.L. Gore & Associates highlight efforts from their companies to create a more diverse and inclusive workplace supporting the innovations of the future.

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Xiaoxing Xi discusses his experience of being falsely charged by the US Department of Justice for stealing technology secrets for another country, his concerns about racial profiling, and how the scientific community can best support Asian scientists in the US.

Katherine Lee of Pfizer and Kathryn McHugh of Mclean Hospital and Harvard Medical School discuss why and how self-awareness is a foundation for women to elevate their careers.

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Jordan Harshman of Auburn University and Anne Kondo of Indiana University of Pennsylvania discuss how undergraduate and graduate students can be better prepared for collaborative work.

Join ACS for this special Pride Month webinar with a trio of educators who are challenging the status quo in STEM education to create a more inclusive experience for their students.

Desiree Coleman, a diversity and inclusion leader at a Fortune 50 company, shares how to become an active contributor in advancing equity in your organizations, university classrooms, places of worship, workplace, community circles, and family.

A recent analysis of the current guidance from more than 100 academic institutions�� Chemical Hygiene Plans (CHPs) indicates that the burden to implement laboratory reproductive health and safety practices is often placed on those already pregnant or planning conception.

Join us as Bradley Duerstock of Purdue University discusses the unique challenges faced by persons with physical disabilities interested in STEM as they progress to graduate education.

You will learn how to make high resolution 2D data accessible to people with blindness or low vision, how to make 3D data accessible to people with blindness or low vision and how to make certain lab tools accessible to people with blindness or low vision

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