Through The EEG Series: Educating Everyone on the Gap, learn about important issues, discuss your thoughts, and use the resources to take action on our posts on Thursdays. Through this initiative, we aim to explore social justice issues, mental health, nervous system disorders, and disability through a unique neuroscience lens!
Challenging Ageism: Embracing the Complexity of Aging
By embracing the complexity of aging and dispelling age-related myths, we can foster a society that values the contributions and capabilities of individuals across all stages of life. Ageism should not overshadow the potential for growth, wisdom, and positive aging experiences.
Accounts to Follow & Support:
@weareageist
@ageismisneverinstyle
@art_against_ageism
Written By: Jina Javid
Designed By: Sephera Chou
Pioneering Minds: Dr. Solomon Carter Fuller at the Forefront
Legacy of Brilliance: Honoring Dr. Solomon Carter Fuller's indelible mark on neuroscience. His pioneering research illuminates the path of progress, reminding us that diversity fuels discovery. 🧠 🤩
Accounts to Follow & Support:
@BlackInNeuro
@diversityinacademia
Written by: Furkan Karadag
Designed by: Diyaa Al Arbid
The Neurophysiological Effects of Climate Change Under The Waves
Now is the time to act on climate change! Canada’s oceans are experiencing rising acidity levels, with varying impacts on Pacific and Atlantic waters, including declining oxygen levels in certain regions. Ocean acidification directly shapes the evolution and reproduction of aquatic species. By taking immediate action to reduce carbon emissions, we can ensure a healthier ocean and vibrant marine ecosystems.
Accounts to Follow & Support:
@environment
@unclimatechange
@cleanoceanaction
@conservationorg
Written By: Jina Javid
Designed By: Sephera Chou
Breaking the Cycle
Is nepotism casting a shadow on academic meritocracy? Dive into our discussion on how favoritism affects academia and how we can ensure fairness and integrity. 🔍 🎓
Accounts to Follow & Support:
@diversityinacademia
@DiversifyOurNarrative
Written By: Furkan Karadag
Designed By: Diyaa Al Arbid
Beyond the White Coat
Is AI so perfect after all? Dive into the imperfect perfection of AI in mental health and the ethical dilemmas and complexities that arise. 🤖💭
Accounts to Follow & Support:
@letstalk.mentalhealth
@mentalhealth
Written By: Arrththi Sreeranghan
Designed By: Sephera Chou
The Cognitive Cost of Poverty
Poverty does more than strain the wallet; it alters the very fabric of the brain, impacting emotional well-being, academic potential, and psychological health. Dive with us into the neuroscience of poverty to uncover the extensive burdens hidden beneath the surface. 🧠💡
Accounts to Follow:
@charitywater
@oxfamamerica
@pencilsofpromise
Written By: Furkan Karadag
Designed By: Diyaa Al Arbid
Microbiota's Role in Gut-Brain Connection
Learn about the profound influence of gut health on mental well-being through the Gut-Brain Axis 🧠. Explore the critical role of gut microbiota in regulating emotions and stress responses. Recognizing this connection emphasizes the importance of providing equitable access to knowledge and education, making it an essential aspect of social justice📚⚖️.
Accounts to follow:
@neurohacker
@thegutstuff
@lorrainekearneynutrition
Written by: Jina Javid
Designed by: Sephera Chou
Neuroscience & Animal Ethics
From rodents to roaches, every creature has a role in neuroscience. But are we giving each its due respect? Dive into the ethics of animal use in research. 🐁 🧠
Accounts to Follow:
@animal.ethics
@peta
@animaljustice_
Written By: Furkan Karadag
Designed By: Diyaa Al Arbid
The Hidden Impact of Discrimination on Chronic Stress
Stress isn't just a personal issue; it's a piece of the puzzle in the bigger picture of social justice. Let's peel back the layers and explore how systemic injustices impact our brains and well-being. 🧠✨ Together, we can shift the conversation towards collective well-being and more inclusive policies.
Accounts to follow:
@ardtakeaction
@ebonyjanice
@ckyourprivilege
@equality.labs
Written by: Jina Javid
Designed by: Sephera Chou
Sensitive Exposure Periods
Adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) can have a lasting impact on an individual's brain and overall health. Studies have shown that ACEs can affect the hippocampus and amygdala, making it difficult coping with stress and forming healthy relationships. However, with timely support and treatment, individuals with ACEs can overcome their symptoms.
Accounts to Follow:
@imdoctornahla
@dr.vassilia
Written By: Danyal Zaidi
Designed By: Diyaa Al Arbid
