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All are encouraged to take part in the campaign in one (or all) of three ways:

Starting December 1, take a selfie with a book that saved your life and why, then use the
#BooksSaveLives hashtag on social media to share your story.

Advocate for diverse books in your community, including any of the steps outlined here.

Make a financial donation to We Need Diverse Books’s fund for ending book bans.
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Please boost this question to reach academic and industry connections here working in climate resilience (and TIA)!

I’m interested in pursuing doctoral level research related to my work in architecture and climate. I have two clear paths open right now: DBA (Doctor of Business Admin) and PhD. Either could be part time and online while I am working full time as an architect (see #DayJob) and my goal would be to stay on the industry side, not to go into teaching full time, although I am interested in some teaching and research. Do you know anyone who is doing climate resilience research and work in architecture and planning who ties the for-profit business / non-profit / IGO/ NGO admin aspects in? I would love to connect and I have a million questions! Thank you.

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#WomenInScience

She made the discovery, but a man got the Nobel. A half-century later, she’s won a $3 million prize. - The Washington Post https://www.washingtonpost.com/science/2018/09/08/she-made-discovery-man-got-nobel-half-century-later-shes-won-million-prize/