Membership

Dr. Tremblay deeply advocates for practices that support those marginalized by the academy, including the use of inclusive language, increased stipends/salaries and adjustable work time for trainees from equity-deserving and underrepresented groups. She is a first-generation college and University student, a woman, and a non-native English speaker, a Francophone from the province of Quebec. She has lived experience as a friend and a family caregiver with various forms of mental illness and dementia, including major depressive disorder and Alzheimer’s disease. She regularly leads initiatives to help students, postdocs, and researchers, notably from groups facing gender and sex discrimination, thrive in science. She is hoping to help support equity, diversity and inclusion, as well as accessibility, beyond her institution, lab environment and research field by joining Alba.

I want to join the conversation and engage with your efforts based on shared values. I believe that awareness and courage about our society's aims to flourish should be supported and need broad active participation.

Because I’m very interested in Alba mission and basic principles

Bacause I support the role and leadershipt that they take to make all different under represented groups visible in the scientific field.

I belong to a developing nation and am a female, and the idea of spreading equality within scientific world and bridging through the diversity and prejudices is very appealing for me.

I think that it is critical to promote equity and diversity in the brain sciences.

Love the idea of the network for more equality and visibility in neuroscience

I am involved in the Women in Science mentoring programme in Montpellier, France, to accompany PhD students and encourage them building their career project. I now aim to get a more global view at the european scale and contribute to the future of neuroscience by accompanying young women scientists who want to pursue their career in Academia.

I am a Latinx scientist and much of my career has been focused on increasing diversity, equity and inclusion in the sciences.

I believe that increasing diversity ad gender equality in science is not only fair but will help to produce better science.

I want to join a community that fosters growth, provides networking and financial support for my career, and enables me to give back by supporting future students, especially those from low-income backgrounds.

As a member of ALBA, I have a chance to connect and share my knowledge with the brain scientists community. Besides, I can broaden my network with expertise in neuroscience.