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EQUITY, DIVERSITY, AND INCLUSION

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The Stratton Lab believes in embracing equity, diversity and inclusion. As part of McGill University and The Neuro, we are committed to following the extensive strategic plans in place to ensure a fair, safe and inclusive laboratory environment. In addition, we are devoted to reach out to our community.
We pledge to:
- Inspire and support those interested in STEM, especially from underrepresented populations (females, visible minorities and disadvantaged groups) by connecting with community programs, services and mentorships.
- Improve student and staff success by providing an open and transparent workplace.
- Encourage representativeness and inclusion in the lab by following McGill's EDI guidelines.

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ANNUAL NEUROIMMUNOLOGY RETREAT

The Neuroimmunology Unit hosts an annual retreat that brings together students, fellows, and principal investigators (PIs) for a weekend of scientific presentations, discussions, and collaboration. In addition to fostering scientific exchange, the retreat provides opportunities for social activities and team building. Set in a natural wilderness outside of Montreal, this event offers a unique opportunity to strengthen professional networks, exchange ideas, and engage in meaningful scientific discussions.

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"LIFE IN SCIENCE" SERIES
Dr. Stratton participates in the first edition of "Life in Science". Both Dr. Stratton and Dr. Peyrache discuss the pathways they have taken as students, post-doctoral fellows and now principal investigators of their respective laboratories. A great opportunity for our Neuro trainees!

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TOSI TRAINEE TOURS
The Stratton Lab welcomes undergraduate students to tour our facilities to learn about our lab techniques and the research that unfolds at the Neuroimmunology Unit. The TOSI mission promotes accessible and transparent open science

MS CONNECT
The Neuroimmunology Unit welcomes patients to learn about the latest advances in multiple sclerosis (MS) research, explore our state-of-the-art facilities, and meet our team of clinicians and researchers

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SINGLE CELL WORKSHOP
This annual Single Cell Club workshop provides trainees with two days of hands-on training in single-cell protocols and data analysis. The Stratton Lab co-leads the workshop, with Dr. Stratton contributing to its organization and delivery through her role as Director of Montreal’s Single Cell Club.

RESEARCH EXPLORATION OPPORTUNITY (REO) PROGRAM
The Stratton Lab is proud to participate in a STEM outreach program that provides high school students with the opportunity to explore cutting-edge scientific research and engage with the research community.

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SINGLE CELL CLUB
The Single Cell Club meets monthly to discuss single-cell methodologies, their applications, and associated challenges. The club fosters a collaborative environment for scientific discussion, knowledge exchange, and the sharing of expertise.

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