Databases of women scientists and speakers from diverse backgrounds
NSF-funded database of women scientists available to speak at conferences and academic events
Society for Neuroscience Diverse Speakers List
Resources and organisations to recruit diverse speakers
Repository of women neuroscientists for conferences, symposia or collaborations
List of women neuroscientists grouped by topic area
Database of women researchers in the brain stimulation field.
A list of organisations to recruit diverse speakers
Directory of diverse ecologists and evolutionary biologists for hiring, seminars, and awards
Database of women researchers from all disciplines
Network of speakers from diverse backgrounds, searchable by research field
Tools for promoting gender diversity
Chrome web extension adding probabilistic gender info to Google Scholar searches
Conference Diversity Calculator
A calculator that models the probability distribution for male/female speaker balance assuming random selection
Code to help you analyze the predicted gender and race of first and last authors in reference lists as you write your manuscript
A webtool to estimate the Gender Citation Balance Index of your reference list. (Similar to CleanBib Project but without the need to download any code)
Organisations encouraging women to join STEM
Empowering girls to join the field of neuroscience through mentorship and opportunity
Girls in Science: Future Focus Program
An afterschool program for middle school girls to meet women in science and learn about science careers
Sister Websites
Tracking representation of women speakers at evolutionary biology conferences
Tracking representation of women speakers at archaeology conferences
Tracking representation of women speakers at science conferences in India
BiasWatchNeuro in the News
How to banish manels and manferences from scientific meetings
Holly Else, Nature
Questions for Yael Niv: How to fight sexism in science
Ann Griswold, Spectrum
Female scientists turn to data to fight lack of representation on panels
Apoorva Mandavilli, New York Times
Women need to be seen and heard at conferences
Nature, Editorial