Thread: Making STEM a better place for women
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Unread 14-04-2016, 16:55
JaneYoung JaneYoung is offline
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Re: Making STEM a better place for women
There is still room for a productive discussion here. Actually, this thread has created an opportunity for several discussions:

- mentors roles as role models
- mentors limitations when dealing with team dynamics
- cultivating a welcoming, safe, and productive environment for everyone
- continuing to keep diversity in focus and at the forefront of STEM goals and initiatives
- never giving in or giving up on an opportunity to help the community grow and develop
- taking a good look at our actions and words and how they impact

I like this thread. It has gotten bogged down but, nothing that can't be fixed.

Jane
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