The following consists of a list of Georgia Tech resources which may be helpful to you. If you need a resource but are unsure of where to go, feel free to reach out to physics-dei@gatech.edu or any of our members and we can assist you. 

• Georgia Tech Communication Center 
• Georgia Tech Office of Graduate Studies  
• Georgia Tech Office of Conflict Resolution & Ombuds 
• Georgia Tech Counseling Center 
• Georgia Tech Ends Suicide 
• Georgia Tech STAMPS health services 
• Georgia Tech Health Initiatives 
• Peer Coaching Program 
• Women’s Resource Center 
• LGBTQIA Resource Center 
• Veterans Resource Center 
• Georgia Tech United  
• Overview of Campus resources 
• Overview of Academic resources 

The following contains a list of resources specific to Diversity, Equity and Inclusion put together by graduate student, Brett Tregoning.

Academic and STEM Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Reforms 

• Policy Recommendations: Workplace Sexual Harassment 
  Policy recommendations to reduce workplace sexual harassment from the American Association of University Women. 
• Explore the Issues 
  Links to various American Association of University Women resources. 
• APS Newsletter 
  American Physical Society newsletter on outreach. 
• GT DEI Statement 
  Georgia Tech Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion statement. 
• GT CoS Next Steps 
  Article on the establishment of the College of Science Task Force on Racial Equality. 
• How to avoid gender bias when writing recommendation letters 
  University of Arizona Commission on the Status of Women tips for avoiding gender bias when writing recommendation letters for female colleagues. 

Anti-Racist Readings 

• Resources for Racial Equity 
  The Office of Human Resources at Princeton has curated this listing of resources leveraging multiple sources (including Sarah Sophie Flicker and Alyssa Klein’s Anti Racism Resources). This listing also includes contributions by members of the Princeton community. This is not an all-inclusive listing, but rather a starting point. 
• Shareable Anti-Racism Guide 
  List of anti-racist texts organized by depth, laid out for people approaching the issue for the first time. 
• Antiracist Reading List-compiled by DES ECS (public access) 
  Resource from DEC Collaboration intended to educate and inform on how the impacts of racism, structural oppression, institutional and societal barriers to racial justice operate among our society. Material provides modes for understanding how these ways can be unlearned, called out and dismantled. Not an exhaustive list. 
• Systemic racism in higher education 
  Open letter to Science Magazine. 
• About being a Black Scholar 
  On recruiting and retaining black professors. 

Best Practices 

• Make Your Physics Lounge a “Safe Place” 
  SPS, How to Become an Advocate for Inclusion: Provides links to codes of conduct as well as reading lists. 
• APS Policy and Advocacy 

Disability Readings 

• GT Office of Disability Services 
  Georgia Tech Office of Disability Services links and resources. 
• The disability is there, but I belong 
  Article by NASA engineer K. Renee Horton on navigating the sciences with a disability. 
• UNDERSTANDING AND CHALLENGING ABLEISM 
  Lesson plans from the Anti-Defamation League on basic understandings of ableism. 

Educational Advancement/Outreach 

• Virtual Science Teachers 
  Organized Collections of Distance Learning Resources 
• Inspiring The Next Generation Of Scientists 
  HelloBio blog by Teacher Julie Wojnar sharing what “Letters to a Pre-Scientist” means to her and her students. 
• Fostering a Sense of Belonging in STEM 
  Inside Higher Ed article by Kerstin M. Perez about how the pandemic and switch to virtual instruction presents an opportunity to support students from underrepresented groups’ belonging in STEM. 
• The wealth gap: How the education world fails to fully measure students’ economic disadvantage 
  Chalkbeat article by Matt Barnum that explores the implications of this fact: “America’s racial wealth gap is massive. The median Black household with children has a net worth of $300, compared to $47,250 for the median white family.” 
• The Underrepresentation Curriculum (URC) 
  Resources for STEM educators. 
• Write emails/letters to teachers 
  Something to encourage students/faculty/staff to do for encouraging students to pursue studies in STEM 
• Educator’s View: Meet the ‘Students’ Helping Teachers Understand What Pandemic Life Is Like at Home 
  The 74 piece by Erin Mote & Arthi Krishnaswami about how student personas might deepen educators’ ability to support students. 

LGBTQI+ Readings 

• GT LGBTQIA Resource Center Trans 101 Glossary 
  Reference for common LGBTQIA-related terms and their definitions by the Georgia Tech LGBTQIA Resource Center. 
• GT LGBTQIA Resource Center Trans Allyship Reading list 
  Curated list of trans allyship readings by the Georgia Tech LGBTQIA Resource Center. 
• GT LBTQIA Resources 
  Curated links for LGBTQIa members of the GT community by the Georgia Tech LGBTQIA Resource Center. 

Mental Health 

• Exploring Mental Health in Academia 
  Article on mental health issues in academia. 
• Question, Persuade, and Refer (QPR) Training session @ Tech 
  Resource for suicide prevention training at Georgia Tech 

Programs for Minorities in Physics 

• APS Inclusion, Diversity, and Equity Alliance Network 
  American Physical Society program of workshops for improving diversity, equity, and inclusion. 

Webinars 

• APS Summer Webinar Series 
• From Passion to Action: Levers & Tools for Making Physics Inclusive and Equitable 
  American Physical Society panel on concrete policies for increasing diversity and inclusion in physics 
• Removing Barriers: Physics in HBCU, MSI, and PBI Communities 
  American Physical Society webinar on successful physics partnerships with Historically Black Colleges and Universities. 
• Gaslighting in the Academy: Actually Making Black Lives Matter 
  Talk given by Dr. Manu Platt, Associate Professor in the Department of Biomedical Engineering at Georgia Tech and Emory. 

Women Readings 

• Effective Practices for Recruiting and Retaining Women in Physics 
  Report from APS Women in Physics on policies and practices that help improve the climate for women and minorities in physics. 
• Workplace Sexual Harassment 
  Report from the American Association of University Women (AAUW) on workplace sexual harassment. 
• Advocacy Toolkit 
  Advocacy links for women in the workplace from AAUW. 
• APS Policy Statement on Women in Physics 
  American Physical Society resolution urging action to improve the climate for women in physics. 
• Gender Parity – Emory 
  Emory report on a gender parity review of the psychological sciences. 
• A Feminist Lens on Science 
  Emory article on Elizabeth Wilson, a feminist scientist who is writing about the intersection of Women’s Studies and other scientific fields.