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For the past few days, #NABG44 attendees not only shared research and ideas, but also honored the legacy and future of Black geoscientists who shape how our planet is understood and sustained. This conference was more than an event, it’s was a space for community, vision, and the pursuit of solutions that matter for people and for the Earth itself.

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The #NABG44 Conference Registration is now open. Regular rates will end on August 10th.
https://www.nabg-us.org/conference-registration/

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📣 Abstract Deadline is July 25th!

Abstract submissions for the 44th Annual Technical Conference of the National Association of Black Geoscientists will be accepted through July 25, 2025 11:59pm CST. Share your work and engage with peers across academia, industry, and government.

Visit https://www.nabg-us.org/abstracts for submission guidelines. Preference for funding assistance—including waived registration and lodging—will be given to NABG student members who submit abstracts.

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Get ready to elevate your science, expand your network, and celebrate excellence! The 44th Annual Technical Conference of the #NABG is heading to the stunning Rocky Mountains of Golden, Colorado, from September 3–6, 2025. This year’s conference promises a dynamic gathering of geoscience professionals, students, and allies committed to advancing innovation and collaboration in the Earth sciences. Whether you're presenting groundbreaking research, connecting with mentors, or exploring career opportunities, this is the event you don’t want to miss! Please check nabg-us.org for updates.

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The #AGU Bridge Program aims to advance equitable practices in graduate geoscience departments and to support cohorts of students pursuing advanced degrees in the geosciences. Deadline is March 18th.

https://www.agu.org/learn-and-develop/learn/travel-research-grants/agu-bridge-program?utm_source=JanFebMarch2025&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=student_applications_2025

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"I believe in the power of personal stories and open dialogue about race and inclusion in academia."

This week on the EGU blogs, EDI Committee member and Sustainable Geoscience and Science Diplomacy Research Fellow at the University of Plymouth in the UK, Munira Raji, celebrates progress in geoscience as a Black woman, and reflects on what she hopes for the future.

Read her story: https://egu.eu/7NP84B/
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Looking forward to Day 2 of #NABG43!

Some scenes from Day 1 - Dr. Brandon Jones from the American Geophysical Union and Dr. David Applegate and staff from the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS).

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The #NABG24 Conference starts tomorrow! Don't forget to follow and tag us on social media this week. #NABG24 #NABG43 #NABG #blackingeoscience #blackinSTEM

Join NABG in Atlanta, Georgia for our 43rd Annual Technical Conference! The conference will be held on the campus of Georgia State University from September 4th - September 7th, 2024. Be on the lookout for registration information for students, professionals, and exhibitors! If you are interested in sponsoring the conference, please contact us!

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The exhibitors are getting ready to meet you at #nabg42 #NABG23. See you soon!

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"Raising my online profile was key to widening my outreach work to a diverse, global audience...For the first time, I felt like I fully belonged in earth sciences – as others shared their experiences of racism in this field, my own experiences were reconciled." Louisa Brotherson for Chemistry World: https://www.chemistryworld.com/opinion/its-harder-to-be-what-you-cant-see/4016202.article #SciComm #BlackInSTEM #BlackInGeoscience