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DE-I-TECT Event: Luncheon Series

Don‘t miss the last workshop in 2025

“Yes, you can! How each person in academia can contribute to an anti-bias working culture”

Building an anti-bias, diversity-conscious scientific working environment does not happen overnight. It is a continuous learning process. Gain insights into how DEIB – diversity, equity, inclusion, belonging – become part of your mind and actions for yourself and the people you work with.

Thursday, Dec. 11th 2025, 13.00 h: 30 minutes interactive workshop + 10 min. Q & A

Open to all DETECT and other interested colleagues

Please register HERE

The Zoom invitation will be submitted to all participants in due time before the luncheon event.

New On-Site DE-I-TECT Workshop: from Bystander to Upstander

Fostering a culture of respect and inclusion in the workplace

In this on-site workshop, we will take a look at a range of possible actions you can take, from speaking up against disrespectful language to offering support to someone experiencing harassment.

Tuesday, 30 September 2025 9am-3.30pm @Palazzo (Meckenheimer Allee 172) Uni Bonn

Open to all DETECT

Please register here until 1 September 2025

Post-Event Info on Joint EAAE-DE-I-TECT Session @50th EAAE Meeting

On 27 August 2025, we held successfully the jointly organized EAAE-DE-I-TECT session about “Equity and Diversity in Agricultural and Food Economics – where are we?” at the 50^th anniversary meeting of the European Association of Agricultural Economics at Bonn University. Silke Hüttel (Universities of Bonn and Göttingen) and EAAE board member Linde Götz (Leibniz Institute of Agricultural Development in Transition Economies) brought together highly recognised researchers in the field of women in agricultural economics: Regents Professor Jill McCluskey (Washington State University), evaluation of equal opportunity measures, Professor Ester Cois (University of Cagliari), and the leading expert on racial inequalities and food insecurity, Professor Norbert Wilson (Duke University NC).

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