On today's episode, members of SRI's DEI Committee talk with Dr. Kirsty Pringle, PhD. Dr. Pringle is an Associate Professor and Assistant Dean with the School of Biomedical Sciences and Pharmacy at the University of Newcastle, Australia. She talks about her background, how she got involved with women's health research, and more specifically, how she came to study reproductive health outcomes in Indigenous and Aboriginal communities in Australia.

To continue this conversation and learn more about various reproductive health inequities in Native populations, we encourage you to join us at the Annual Meeting for the DEI Forum on Friday, March 24th from 12:30-1:30pm. Dr. Pringle will be joined by four other panelists and will be facilitated by Dr. Genevieve Neal-Perry, SRI Vice President for Diversity and Structural Change and Robert A. Ross Distinguished Professor and Chair at the University of North Carolina, USA.

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