Our community is filled with brilliant minds bringing a full spectrum of expertise and contributions into the physical sciences. AIP and its member societies are committed to fostering a culture that elevates stories from every part of our community.
In honor of Pride Month, we have gathered resources that support LGBTQ+ scientists and highlight contributions from the queer community to science and humanity.
-
For those of us in the LGBTQ+ community, Pride is at its roots a celebration of authenticity. And so at this time of year I am proud that AIP’s culture is one that not only celebrates and cultivates inclusive practice and a culture of belonging in STEMM, so that all of us can be our authentic selves each day.
Chief Executive Officer, AIP -
Allyship matters—during Pride Month and every day. At AIP, we honor the vital contributions of LGBTQ+ individuals across the physical sciences and remain committed to advancing opportunity, access, and belonging. We are building and supporting pathways so all voices are valued, all identities are seen, and everyone has the support to thrive in their academic and professional journey.
Career Opportunity and Advancement Officer, AIP
Support Our Work
Your generosity helps us support a broad spectrum of physical scientists across our community, enabling breakthroughs that change our lives.
Throughout June, AIP will be highlighting archival resources that celebrate the accomplishments of LGBTQ+ people in STEMM. By elevating their experiences, we hope to inform and inspire meaningful change. Be sure to share the stories that move you and follow our social channels to join in on the conversation. #PrideMonth
As we envision and work toward a future where the physical sciences thrive through the contributions of individuals from all backgrounds, there are guiding voices and important stories to light the way.
AIP strives to empower our community to share their stories, fostering an exciting and inclusive environment for physical scientists everywhere. Explore LGBTQ+ scientists’ experiences, queer science news, and more with Physics Today and the Society of Physics Students.
