Center for the Ethics of Indigenous Genomics Research is a consortium of Native and non-Native researchers working toward equitable research in Indian Country
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ALT Informational graphic for upcoming TraineeHub event. Navy blue background with a headshot of Alexis Walker, PhD on the left side. Text on image: Trainee Career Pathways, August 27, 2021 at 9am PT/12pm ET. featuring Alexis Walker, PhD. Alexis Walker, PhD is an interdisciplinary scholar trained in Science and Technology Studies (STS), political anthropology, organizational studies, and bioethics. Dr. Walker was a postdoctoral fellow at the Berman Institute of Bioethics at Johns Hopkins University. Dr. Walker received her doctorate from Cornell University's Department of Science and Technology Studies, a master's degree in political sociology and STS from University of Strasbourg (France), and an undergraduate degree in Biology from Brown University. Dr. Walker is now an Assistant Professor in the Columbia University Department of Medical Humanities & Ethics Division of Ethics.
ALT Informational graphic from ELSIhub for the May ELSI Friday Forum, "Genomics and Data Sovereignty: Policy and Deliberative Approaches for Engaging Indigenous Communities," with Stephanie Russo Carroll, DrPH, MPH of University of Arizona and Justin Lund, MA at the University of Oklahoma, moderated by Nanibaa' Garrison, PhD.
ALT Informational graphic from ELSIhub for the May ELSI Friday Forum, "Genomics and Data Sovereignty: Policy and Deliberative Approaches fro Engaging Indigenous Communities," with Stephanie Russo Carroll, DrPH, MPH of University of Arizona and Justin Lund, MA at the University of Oklahoma, moderated by Nanibaa' Garrison, PhD.
