Diversity, equity, inclusion, and justice

	Sharing his love of science Chino Nwakama is creating opportunities for historically marginalized and low-income students to connect with science.
	Grant supports effort to attract Native American students to STEM fields A collaboration aims to break down barriers for students and spark interest in graduate programs in the biological sciences.
	Taking the long view The BMBB DEI committee hosted students from Heritage E-STEM Magnet School as a way to spark an interest in the sciences.
	An eye on outcomes Biology Teaching and Learning instructors pilot a new approach to supporting student success.
	Teaching genetics with an anti-racist lens A. Kelly Lane and colleagues work to evaluate whether tweaking genetic units can dispel myths that are the basis of racist beliefs.
	DEIJ micro-grants awarded The CBS DEIJ Community of Practice funded 16 proposals in varying amounts totaling more than $75,000 provided by the CBS Dean’s Office. The grants will support projects across the college that advance.
	A conference and society’s anti-racist journey Abdi Warfa and Beverly Smith-Keiling are active members of the Society for the Advancement in Biology Education Research and participate in discussions about how to ensure that the society and its meetings are inclusive.
	Advocating for others Callie Gustafson champions inclusive and equitable spaces for incoming and current students.
	Research opportunities for underrepresented minority students Following is a message from the BMBB Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee regarding research opportunities for Underrepresented Minority Students (URM): Hello first- and second-year URM students.
	Sparking science joy The BMBB DEI committee hosted a day of activities on campus for Heritage E-STEM magnet school to inspire interest and enthusiasm for science.