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Ariel Waldman is an explorer and filmmaker. Her expeditions take her from tallgrass…
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Curator
San Francisco Microscopical Society
- Present 2 years 10 months
Education
The San Francisco Microscopical Society is a community of amateur and professional microscopists. Established in 1870, they have fostered a community where anyone can learn and grow their microscopy practice.
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President
San Francisco Microscopical Society
- 2 years 5 months
Education
The San Francisco Microscopical Society is a community of amateur and professional microscopists. Established in 1870, they have fostered a community where anyone can learn and grow their microscopy practice.
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Polar Impact
- Present 5 years 10 months
Civil Rights and Social Action
Polar Impact is an inclusive network of racial & ethnic minorities and allies in the polar research community. Our mission is to support, connect, and highlight the stories of Black, Asian, Indigenous, people of color, and minority ethnic professionals in the polar research community.
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