AG2PI Community Workshop #1 - November 18, 2021
Promoting Diversity and Inclusivity in G2P Research
November 18, 2021
1:00 - 2:30 PM
(US Central Time)
Purpose
To help AG2PI scholars identify key stakeholders to support diverse, equitable, and inclusive science.
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Presentation Slides Recording Transcript Watch Workshop RecordingThe Public Science Collaborative at Iowa State University will facilitate a virtual 90-minute workshop on Promoting Diverse and Inclusive Science with the AG2PI community to identify stakeholders and intended users of AG2P scholarship. The goal of this fast-paced and interactive workshop is to create a more inclusive, diverse, and human-centered approach to research that leverages the insights of underrepresented stakeholders to shape the questions we ask and promote future uptake of new discoveries by building trust with key partners. By intentionally incorporating diverse ideas, perspectives, and backgrounds in our teams, each step in the research process is improved. Person-centered approaches can help AG2P scholars more effectively communicate complex ideas to lay audiences.
About Speakers
Dr. Cassandra Dorius, Associate Professor of Human Development and Family Studies at Iowa State University, is Director of the Public Science Collaborative. Her research focuses on translating scholarship into practice through a broad range of state and national collaborations centered on data quality, community outreach, and evidence-based policy-making.
Dr. Shawn Dorius is an Associate Professor of Sociology and Demography in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences at Iowa State University, where he conducts research on attitudes, values, and beliefs, the translation of science into action, and research methods. He has investigated attitudes about bioengineering, the application of policy to plant genetic data, and rural wellbeing.
Rachael Voas is Manager of Training & Community Engagement for the Public Science Collaborative (PSC) at Iowa State University. She consults nationally on Science of Team Science, mentoring, and leadership. Voas focuses on PSC interdisciplinary research development and outreach efforts that provide science consulting for the public good.
