Creating Inclusive and Diverse Field and Lab Environments

Explore strategies for creating inclusive and diverse field and lab environments in geosciences through this comprehensive conference session. Gain insights from leading experts as they discuss crucial topics such as institutional solutions, shared facilities, Title IX studies, and fieldwork best practices. Learn how to choose inclusive teams, prepare for field conditions, emphasize specific skills training, and address cultural norms. Discover methods for inclusive tasking, fostering ownership through input, deemphasizing hierarchies, and promoting diverse leadership. Examine zero-tolerance policies, networking opportunities, and moving forward initiatives. Engage with panel discussions on barriers to participation, ethics policies, and creating safe environments in the geosciences field. Benefit from the expertise of speakers from various institutions, including the American Association for the Advancement of Science, NOAA, Woods Hole Research Center, and the American Geophysical Union.

Introduction
Questions
Data
Ocean Sciences
Field
Marine Science
Boston University
The Me to Act
Title IX
Institutional Solutions
Shared Facilities
Title IX Study
Fieldwork
Arctic Science
Choose your team with the goal of inclusion
Prepare expectations about field conditions
Everyone has skills specific training
Cultural norms
Inclusive tasking
Ownership starts with input
Deemphasize hierarchies
Diverse leadership
Zerotolerance
Leadership
Networking
Moving Forward
Ceres
Panel Discussion
Panel Introductions
Panel Audience
Barriers to Participation
Billy M Williams
Dr Michael A Smith
Ethics Policy
Safe AJU
Dr Max Holmes