Tag: diversity
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ATLAS D&I
ATLAS D&I The ATLAS Collaboration draws its creativity and strength from world-wide members with different backgrounds. This pluralism is an essential part of our identity as scientists and we fully uphold CERN’s principles of inclusiveness and diversity as enshrined in the CERN Code of Conduct. We must ensure that our colleagues have the tools and
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LHCb: Early Career, Gender and Diversity Office
LHCb: Early Career, Gender and Diversity Office We are here for all issues related to gender and diversity and to the needs of our colleagues at an early career stage. In particular, we deal with issues related to any type of indirect or direct discrimination, be it on grounds of gender, sexual orientation, ethnicity, disability,
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CMS Diversity Office
CMS Diversity Office The goal of a CMS Diversity & Inclusion Office is to foster a working environment where all members of the Collaboration can thrive and bring in their talents, irrespective of age, career status, employment situation, institutional affiliation, geographical location, nationality, gender, ethnicity, family situation, sexual orientation, or disabilities. The mandate of the
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ALICE Diversity Office
ALICE Diversity Office Our mandate and scope: The ALICE Collaboration embraces and values the diversity of its team members and colleagues. We are committed to fostering an inclusive environment for all people regardless of their nationality/culture, profession, age/generation, family situation, and gender, as well as individual differences such as but not limited to ethnic origin,
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25 by 25
25 by ’25 initiative: diversity progress at CERN The five-year project focused on improving nationality and gender diversity across the Organization Written by: Emma Hattersley — 12 December, 2025 As 2025 draws to a close, so too does the CERN 25 by ’25 initiative, launched in 2021 to improve the gender and nationality diversity of the
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Celebrating LGBTQ+ in STEM
Celebrating LGBTQ+ in STEM Do you know what Carolyn Bertozzi and Svante Pääbo have in common? They both won a Nobel Prize in 2022 – in Chemistry and in Physiology or Medicine, respectively. Did you also know they both identify as LGBTQ+? Imagine if they had quit scientific research due to a sense of non-inclusion