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Daily Archives: 12 May 2012
To Confront or Not to Confront
Just over a year ago I pressed the ‘publish’ button on a post with some trepidation. I felt I was exposing some inner anxieties that maybe were better not exposed. Your collective response to the post in question ‘I can … Continue reading
Posted in complaints, Equality, inappropriate behaviour, misogyny, Women in science
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UPDATED Linked into Vancouver science
As I’ve mentioned in a few recent posts, the interconnectedness of the (small and young but growing nicely) Vancouver science sector continues to amaze me. At most large work-related meetings and at every sciency social event I attend, I run … Continue reading
Posted in blog buddies, Canada, career, communication, personal, science, technology, Vancouver
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