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The Sexual & Gender Minority Research Office is excited to announce the first ever NIH Sexual & Gender Minority (SGM) Research Symposium! This symposium, which will be held on September 17, 2020 from 11:00 a.m. to 3:45 p.m. EDT, will mark the 5 th anniversary of the creation of the SGMRO and will...

Join us! Live Webinar: Thursday, May 21 at 3:00 PM EST. Is this a New or Temporary Normal?: Life for Students of Color in Fall 2020 Moderated by Dr. Carlota Ocampo, Steve Fund National Advisor View Panelists' Bios Register to attend

Drop in anytime from 4:30-6 to connect and celebrate Pride with other members of the ERG!

With the latest information we’ve gathered regarding COVID-19, the Planning Squad for Womxn of Color Weekend 2020 has made the difficult decision to not host an in-person event during our scheduled dates of June 4th - June 7th, 2020. However, we thoroughly understand that the fruitful gathering of...

For the past seven months, a psychiatry resident has been tweeting under the pseudonym K.C. Ardem. Part magical gifs, part real talk about life in academic medicine, they published a first-person account on KevinMD on May 8, 2020: “A physician’s experience of bigotry in medicine.” “In college, I...

We are pleased to partner with the Young Professional & LGBT groups at BIDMC, BCH, BWH, and Mass General Brigham to present “MOVE with Pride,” a charity stationary bike ride on 6/24 at 6PM. Led by an instructor at the Handle Bar Fenway, funds raised from this ride will support Greater Boston PFLAG...

Harvard Medical School Continuing Medical Education (CME) Course With specially designed instruments and latest generation surgical endoscopes, endoscopic approaches to otologic surgeries may offer surgeons better visualization and navigation in appropriate cases. Faculty from Mass. Eye and Ear...

James M. Anderson, M.D., Ph.D. National Institutes of Health (NIH) | Senior Investigator for Laboratory of Tight Junction Structure and Function Dynamic coupling of the tight junction to the cytoskeleton

Speaker: Dr. Elliot Chaikof (Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center/Harvard Medical School) Title: Bio-Inspired Design: Lessons from the Human Glycome