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In this episode, Aisha and Jenn Summers discuss the National Academies' Gulf Research Program and its focus on environmental protection and stewardship in the Gulf of Mexico region. Jenn shares her career journey and her passion for using Geographic Information Systems (GIS) as a communication tool. They also talk about imposter syndrome, the importance of cultural competency in engaging marginalized communities, and the shift towards including diverse perspectives in research. Finally, they delve into the significance of resilience and resistance in addressing the vulnerabilities of Gulf Coast communities. Tune in to learn more!

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In this episode, Aisha interviews Gloria Desanker, a GIS consultant and founder of MapNerd Consulting, who shares her journey and experiences as an entrepreneur in the field of environmental and social issues. They discuss the challenges of imposter syndrome and isolation, the importance of representation in the industry, the value of smaller conferences, and navigating the pandemic as a consultant. Gloria also provides career advice for young professionals pursuing entrepreneurship or consulting. Join us for an inspiring conversation on resilience and the power of GIS.

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A conversation between Aisha and Margo Corum, where they discuss Margo's role as a visiting scientist at the National Academies and her current sabbatical, the workshops she is running for the National Science Foundation, the challenges of imposter syndrome, the value of smaller events for networking, and the themes of resilience and resistance.

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