On 10 June 2020, concordant with #ShutDownSTEM, we organized a Day of Inclusive Logic: a 24-continuous-hour online workshop on inclusiveness and diversity. You can find Teresa Kouri Kissel's write-up of the event here and Nastassja Pugliese's here. We followed up with a similar eight-hour event on 13 January 2021 for UNESCO World Logic Day.
Our second Day of Inclusive Logic will take place on 12 July 2021, 0:00 UTC – 23:59 UTC. (Check e.g. this time zone converter for your local time.) There will be times of open discussion and hours that are dedicated to specific issues. Unlike the first time, there will be session in languages other than English. (We are attempting to find solutions for closed caption/auto-translation, but the technology does not appear to be there yet. Please email us if you know something that may be helpful!)
Please email logicsupergroup@gmail.com or one of the organizers of the Supergroup for the Zoom link if you would like to participate. As during the first event, it is understood that participants will pop in and out as their time permits during these 24 hours.
Time (UTC) Topic
0:00 Hello & Welcome (chair: Marcus Rossberg)
Building a mentoring program for students and early career logicians from underrepresented groups (chair: David Ripley)
1:00 cont'd (chair: Kai Tanter)
2:00 open discussion (chair: Kai Tanter)
3:00 Is logic genderless? (chair: JJ Joaquin)
4:00 Is logic race-less? (chair: JJ Joaquin)
5:00 open discussion (chair: Guillermo Badia)
6:00 open discussion (chair: Guillermo Badia)
7:00 open discussion (chair: Will Stafford)
8:00 open discussion (chair: Will Stafford)
9:00 open discussion (chair: Andrew Tedder)
10:00 open discussion (chair: Andrew Tedder)
11:00 open discussion (chair: Andrew Tedder)
12:00 Why inclusivity matters (chair: Sara Uckelman)
13:00 Logic in the Congo (chairs: Andy Arana and Steve Munday)
14:00 Overcoming the challenges of teaching logic in Nigeria (chair: Emmanuel Ofuasia)
15:00 Inclusiveness — practice and goals (chair: Maureen Eckert)
16:00 Logic and representability (session in Portuguese, Spanish, and English; chairs: Valeria de Paiva, Gisele Secco, and Elaine Pimentel)
17:00 Institutional and academic names in logic (chair: João Marcos)
18:00 Brainstorming on how to find funding for inclusivity (chair: Teresa Kouri Kissel)
19:00 Radical pedagogy and how not to be a cop in the classroom (chair: Audrey Yap)
20:00 open discussion (chair: Shay Logan)
21:00 Small changes, long-term effects (chairs: Johanna Franklin and Nicole Wyatt)
22:00 cont'd
23:00 Diversidad en Latinoamérica y el trabajo de difusión de la lógica (session in Spanish and Portuguese; chair: Gabrielle Ramos García)