SEASON 1
The founders of the Black Genome Project talk about their research collaboration with the Black community in St. Louis, MO and the implications of this work for community-led genomic and genetic research.
A disability rights researcher and advocate discusses genetic difference and disability, including her own congenital blindness and the need to move towards a more inclusivity-focused mindset in our culture and our environment.
Eugenics is at the core of the emergence of the genetic counseling profession. The Humanities Dean at UCLA, a historian and researcher, discusses how this entanglement casts a long shadow over the profession and offers important historical context for present day challenges facing the fields of genetics and genomics.