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Wednesday, 14 April 2021 - Friday, 16 April 2021

Gender Equality, Diversity, Inclusion Post-Corona: Quo vadis?

Date

Wednesday-Friday, 14-16 April 2021

Venue

Online

Language

Please contact organisers for further information on event language

Organisers

acatech, Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft, and Alexander von Humboldt Foundation

Contact

team-eu-2021@gender-summit.com

Registration

Registration is free of charge
Register here

Programme

Available here

Further information

Conference website

Gender equality, diversity, and inclusion have been identified as essential pre-requisites for excellence in science and scholarship, as well as for the socio-economic development of societies. Much progress has been made since the publication in 2000 of the ETAN report, which for the first time presented detailed statistical evidence on the underrepresentation of women in science in the EU. 

Still, gender gaps persist in certain fields and in leadership positions, and gender bias favouring evidence for men is widespread in scientific literature. They manifest more general, historical lack of diversity among researchers, science leaders and decision-makers, and populations selected for study.

With the arrival of the COVID-19 pandemic, all the gaps, biases and inequalities have become more sharply expressed. While we are still grappling with understanding the long-term consequences of the pandemic on researchers, their scientific endeavours, and on society, it is already apparent that integrating gender equality, diversity, and inclusion objectives into the science methods and into the mechanisms of international collaboration and interaction will enhance scientific excellence, improve quality of research outcomes for all, and ensure societal trust in science knowledge.

The summit will convene international decision makers, policy representatives, funders, scientists and scholars from disciplines and sectors to discuss the current and emerging challenges facing science and society, and develop a more equal, inclusive, and sustainable vision of excellence in science.

The event is open to any interested parties. Advance registration is required.

Photo: Science in HD

 

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