Membership

I agree entirely with the ALBA declaration on equity and inclusion. I firmly believe that diversity is a value and that gender equality is far from being achieved (in the scientific community and society).

Some of my favourite aspects of being a researcher is networking and building connections to share passion. I appreciate the approaches of ALBA with diversity, inclusion, justice and accessibility.

I would like to become a member of the ALBA network to actively contribute to the promotion of diversity and inclusion in neuroscience research.

I consider equal opportunities should be a priority in brain sciences, in science in general, and global society.
I sincerely appreciate this initiative and would like to give a contribution.

To join a community of people who share the desire to increase equality and diversity in brain sciences.

By joining the ALBA Network, you demonstrate your commitment to promoting change in neuroscience, specifically in terms of equal opportunities. It provides you with tools to network and collaborate with other experts in the field. Through mentoring programs, I can contribute to fostering a positive change in the field, promoting a more inclusive and equitable future for all of us. I have a keen interest in this topic due to my personal experience as a female neuroscientist and mother of three, two of whom are also girls. I actively participated in creating a local support network for female researchers during my postdoctoral stage, called 'STEM Circuits.' I am delighted to be a part of a larger network that focuses on my research field.

I believe that the ALBA network is important to make women scientists in the field of neurosciences more visible, to promote women career and support networking activities.

I would like to learn and promote visibility in science of under represented groups like myself. I would also like to collaborate and share with people about neuroscience.

As I am an advocate for women in science and equity I believe that Alba mission aligns with my scientific and community goals.

I applaud Alba's beginnings and ongoing efforts to encourage networking, outreach and advocacy,. I admire the leadership of Carmen Sandi and Megan Carey. In addition, I have trainees who now have their own groups in Europe and I wish to strengthen ties there, with an outlook to the next generation.

I would like to be a part of, and contribute to, a growing network of people working for diversity and inclusion in neuroscience on a global level.