Case Study in Research Integrity: You Can Disagree, Without Being Disagreeable
September 14, 2022
We are seeing a number of cases of uncivil behavior coming from individuals outside of NIH, directed at NIH staff.
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Strengthening Efforts to End Harassment and Discrimination at NIH-Supported Conferences
March 2, 2022
A year ago, we began requiring plans to enhance and strengthen diversity in applications seeking funding for scientific conferences and meetings. Building on these efforts, we are now asking recipients to proactively show how they will address safety and harassment.
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Reminder of Your Responsibilities in Upholding Civil Rights
September 28, 2015
We’ve published many posts discussing the importance of diversity in the workforce. However, one related aspect we haven’t yet discussed here is how you can, and do, contribute to protecting the civil rights for all individuals, and eliminating barriers and providing equal access to activities supported by NIH funds. Before NIH makes an award to an applicant organization, the organization enters an agreement with the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) that the institution, as well as any researchers and key personnel supported by NIH funding, will comply with Federal laws that prohibit discrimination on the basis of ….
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