Denice Blair's present highlights museums' role as connectors and cheerleaders for interdisciplinary efforts. We don'tneed to do BI work alone. MSU Museum ARIS, Advancing Research Impact in Society #Impacts24

We don't do Broader Impacts for FOR a PI, we go in as collaborators. -Alicia Comer #Impacts24 ARIS, Advancing Research Impact in Society

'I needed to see you being unapologetically being you to feel comfortable being unapologetically me.' Dr. Raven the Science Maven's PODCAST IS OUT! ARIS, Advancing Research Impact in Society #Impacts24

As Dr. Raven the Science Maven's PODCAST IS OUT! describes the bedazzled poster she made for her first scientific poster session (when she wasn't told 'how you're so supposed make a research poster'), I'm reminded of Fancy Nancy. #Impacts24 ARIS, Advancing Research Impact in Society

I'm a Renaissance Woman and I love a conference that allows me to show my multitudes.

And before your ask, yes, I left some for other people.

#RenaissancePerson #Impacts24 #ConferenceLife

ARIS Summit audience is enjoying the Swiftie Mad Libs quiz in honor of the intersection of the #TaylorSwift ERAS Tour and the ARIS Summit. 🎶🎶 #lovestory #impacts24

'Genetics is a language that everyone speaks.' --Dr. Raven the Science Maven's PODCAST IS OUT!, on why she was drawn to #science
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'I've always been this way, I just never let anyone tell me I couldn't be this being. Hooray for Multipotentialite Renaissance People! #Impacts24 Dr. Raven the Science Maven's PODCAST IS OUT! ARIS, Advancing Research Impact in Society

Sara Kobilka put together a #resource list that's designed to help you make your #ScienceCommunication more #accessible . Check it out here: bit.ly/4a4ArG2

Don't miss the 2nd video in a 2-part series on The Link focused on communicating scientific uncertainty. Former TV meteorologist Sara Kobilka shares tips from her experiences on air: bit.ly/3nCxrgv #scicomm

Mark your calendar for our February community call: 22 Feb at 11am EST / 4pm EST. We'll be focusing on creating accessible community resources and programming: cscce.org/2023/02/10/feb…

Tweeted images always need alt text. If you have an event or program claiming to be about 'diversity, belonging, equity and inclusion,' then your lack of alt text for any image you tweet about this event or program is especially egregious and misses the mark in a big way.

Celebrating #NationalSTEMDay by applauding these amazing strong, innovative #WomenInSTEM #SpaceGala Reinvented Magazine Asia Noelani Fee 👩🏻‍🔬 Susie Martínez

People often ask what accessibility considerations to keep in mind when creating data visualizations. For guidance and advice, check out Sarah L. Fossheim's list of 10 things to do (or not do) when designing accessible data visualizations.

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Remember, tweeted images always need alt text. This is true every day, whether it's Election Day or not. On this night full of #ElectionDay charts, maps, photos, screen grabs, and memes, don't leave out people who use screen readers. All your tweeted images need alt text.

A transcript is the only way to make video or audio content accessible to someone who is both deaf and blind. Transcripts can be converted into braille, to be read on a refreshable braille output device.

B.G. Merkle talkin' abt Hard Things 😷✊🏽 We need to start those hashtags on mastodon, just searched #InclusivePedagogy and couldn't find anything.

When you don't add alt text to your images you tweet, the default alt text is 'Image.' That doesn't give blind or low-vision users any understanding of the content or context of the image. Always add alt text.

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💫 Talk about a #STEMSocialite dream 🌟! The Reinvented Magazine #SpaceGala is 1 day away and we can’t wait to meet so many amazing #WomenInSTEM for this #STEAMFashion party ! 👏🏻 STEM Socialite Caeley Looney 🛰💫 Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex 💫

Alt text is not the same as a photo caption. Captions are typically written to support a photo, and usually depend on users being able to see the photo. But alt text is meant to be the stand-in for the photo. The alt text is what a screen reader user gets in place of the photo.