Published May 28, 2021
Disabled Scientists Are Often Excluded From The Lab
Krystal Vasquez sheds light on the systemic barriers disabled scientists face and advocates for accessibility in STEMM, emphasizing disability as an identity, and the importance of inclusive practices and universal design to foster true diversity and representation.

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