Thanks, Marc! I really appreciate your support

Thanks, Arnoud! I’ve been doing similar work in lots of different contexts already, but Sequity is an exciting new challenge. And training has become my forte over the years - I’ve long lost count of the workshops I’ve led!

I’m deeply passionate about this, and I can’t wait to share more over the coming weeks.
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Whether you’re starting your first project or scaling to many thousands of samples per month, we work shoulder-to-shoulder with you to define genomics strategy, build resources, train staff, and make it happen.

That’s why I’m launching Sequity- your partner to turn genomics goals into real, impactful outcomes, in a way that’s both accessible and sustainable.

All the best, Alan. Your leadership at MK had a huge impact, both on the scale of national testing and for all the other folks in the lab during pretty tough times. I was glad to be there with you. Thank you for making your voice heard in the inquiry

Hello, I'm always trying to spread the word about the Academic Editing Circle, which organizes professional editors to volunteer time for Black and/or Indigenous scholars.

I can't promise that a volunteer can donate time for a whole book-length dissertation, but maybe we can help.

Another is to support getting journals into local, high quality networks like @scielo.org. Resources like Redalyc (Mexico), TCC Africa, etc. We shouldn't force non-English communities to index in "our" indices. #r2rconf

Thanks, Sara. This is great. Are there any resources you can point to for providing this expertise on indexing?

That's a lot of underheard important voices, and a lot of neglected areas of research/neglected populations. What do you think we can do to increase the visibility across these areas?

Jeez, Alan. Don't remind me!