Science Without Barriers
We believe science advances further and better when it embraces diversity in all its forms. That’s why we foster an inclusive environment that values differences, empowers individual talent, and enables everyone to fully contribute, benefiting society as a whole.
At IBMCP we work to be a diverse Institute with an inclusive and egalitarian culture
Diversity comes in many forms: in age, gender, sexual orientation, race, ethnicity, culture, religion, geography, abilities, socio-economic status, personality, area of expertise, level of experience, style of thinking, skill set, opportunities we had and didn’t have… at the end of the day, we are all different.
At IBMCP we work to be a diverse Institute with an inclusive and egalitarian culture, where all people feel valued as essential, can give the best of themselves and develop all their talents, because evidence shows that when people feel valued, they function at full capacity and feel part of the community, organisation…
Because science also benefits from diversity and this is multiplied if people with a wide range of perspectives are included in each other. This has great potential to enhance our ability to create new things and contribute positively to the common good.
At our Institute, we believe that teams that include different types of perspectives outperform homogenous groups on complex tasks, including improved problem solving, greater innovation and more accurate predictions. All of this leads to better performance and results when a diverse team is tasked with tackling a given problem.
Because diverse and inclusive scientific teams can generate new research questions, develop methodical and analytical approaches to better understand study populations, and offer approaches to problem solving from multiple and contrasting perspectives.
For all these reasons, we have set up the IBMCP Equality Commission, which is constituted with the main objective of protecting the Principle of Equality and thus trying to eliminate any type of discrimination based on sex, ethnicity, religion, ideology, age, disability or any other personal or social condition or circumstance.
With this commitment, the Commission will seek the necessary measures and actions to integrate the Principle of Equality in the school. This includes access to information, awareness and communication campaigns and the reconciliation of work and family life, among others.
Another fundamental objective of this Commission will be to channel the needs and suggestions that may arise in terms of equality from any member of the IBMCP, through the e-mail igualdad@ibmcp.upv.es.
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”For a world where we are socially equal, humanly different and totally free.
Rosa Luxemburgo
