Join us Feb. 27–28!   Where are the voices of feminist, disability rights, reproductive rights and justice, racial justice, and environmental advocates in discussions of heritable genome editing? We’ve put them right at the heart of CGS’ free, two-part symposium, “Genetic Justice from Start to Summit” on February 27 (9–10:30am PST) and February 28 (9–11am PST). You’ll have to look a bit harder to find them at the upcoming Third International Summit on Human Genome Editing. Their scarcity is all the more glaring at a moment when the return of “CRISPR baby” scientist He Jiankui and the musings of the Summit organizing committee chair highlight how far the discussion has strayed from key concerns about social justice and human rights. Find out more about the events and speakers. Join us on February 27 and 28 to discuss how heritable genome editing would undermine a fair and inclusive future.   Genetic Justice from Start to Summit Centering social justice in debates on heritable genome editing Register today! Monday, February 27 | 9–10:30am PST 12pm EST / 5pm UK / 6pm CET / 7pm SAST Tuesday, February 28 | 9–11am PST 12pm EST / 5pm UK / 6pm CET / 7pm SAST ASL/CART provided Monday, February 27 History and context of the Summit process Marcy Darnovsky The social justice case against heritable genome editing Dorothy Roberts, Rosemarie Garland-Thomson, Silvia Yee (moderator) Tuesday, February 28 Missing voices speak out Larkin Taylor Parker, Abril Saldaña, Dana Perls, Nourbese Flint Genetic justice beyond the Summit Isabelle Bartram, Maria Ní Fhlatharta, Milton Reynolds, Katie Hasson     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!