Join us Wednesday, September 14!     How should we talk about equity in the context of human genome editing? While sky-high costs and lack of access to potential somatic gene therapies are important to address, we also need to ask critical questions about health equity, sovereignty, and racial justice––particularly in relation to heritable genome editing, which would alter the genes and traits of future generations. Join Indigenous geneticist-bioethicist Krystal Tsosie, reproductive justice scholar and advocate Dorothy Roberts, and educator and activist Milton Reynolds for a roundtable discussion about the legacies of eugenics, honoring Indigenous sovereignty, decolonizing DNA, and why conversations about heritable genome editing urgently need voices and perspectives grounded in social justice and human rights. This free, online discussion will be moderated by CGS associate director Katie Hasson. Find out more about the event and speakers here. ASL/CART will be provided.   There's still time to register! Equity, Sovereignty, and Racial Justice: Beyond Access in Debates on Human Genome Editing September 14, 2022 10-11 am PT / 1-2 pm ET / 7-8 pm CEST The Center For Genetics and Society | 2900 Lakeshore Avenue, Oakland, CA 94610 Unsubscribe [email protected] Update Profile | Constant Contact Data Notice Sent by [email protected] powered by Try email marketing for free today!