A powerful and emotional LSST@Europe5 DEI session. Bringing on the change through second order (revolutionary) thinking. Advice not to rely as much on quantitative data, center using stories instead. Recognizing our privilege. Examples of bad laws (UK) and policies (IAU).… Tweet added by Mario Juric @mjuric

Mario Juric

9 months

A powerful and emotional LSST @Europe5 DEI session. Bringing on the change through second order (revolutionary) thinking. Advice not to rely as much on quantitative data, center using stories instead. Recognizing our privilege. Examples of bad laws (UK) and policies (IAU).…

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Mario Juric

@mjuric

9 months

I spoke a bit too soon.. about 1hr45min into the session, some discussion developed. Some (gentle) pushback to aspects of the proposed approach, arguments to find ways to build resilience rather than enumerate restrictions. DEI approach differences in Europe? Interesting.

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Andrés A. Plazas Malagón

@plazasmalagon1

9 months

@mjuric The AIP-TEAM-UP report discusses second-order changes as well, along with recommendations: The context of Rubin, the discussion could continue in this topic we opened some years ago: ("Equity and Justice Initiatives")

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Mario Juric

@mjuric

9 months

@plazasmalagon1 Looks like the c.l.o link is private (invisible without an account)?

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