Reports and Papers
Rapporteur Reports
Selected SJWG events are written up in brief ‘Rapporteur Reports.’
2010-2011
The Politics and Science of Psychedelic Research: A Conversation with MAPS
Climate Cluster I: Thinking Through the Technical Fix
Climate Cluster II: Climate Researchers in the Trenches
Climate Cluster III: Skepticism and Science Politics
The State of Science & Justice: Conversations in Honor of Susan Leigh Star
2009-2010
Misha Angrist: Here is a Human Being: At the Dawn of Personal Genomics
Engaging Gender and Science: Joint Meeting of SJWG and UCSC’s Women in Science and Engineering
Joanna Latimer: Exploring the Social, Cultural & Ethical Aspects of Anti-Aging Science & Medicine
Charis Thompson: Justice & Stem Cells
2008-2009
SJWG and Santa Clara University Joint Body Worlds Field Trip
Troy Duster: Criminal Justice/Genomic Justice?
Energy Worlds I & II Symposium
Technoscience & Social Change Symposium
2007-2008
Mark Diekhans: The Art of Genome Browsing
Donna Haraway: When Species Meet in Art and Genomics
End of Year Reports
SJWG compiles our activities, major themes, and future plans in annual End of Year Reports.
Papers
One of the goals of the Science & Justice community is to produce and support original research.
Responses
The SJWG responds to events on campus related to science and justice with the aims of furthering dialog across disciplines and contributing to our communities’ understanding of the relationships between science and society.