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October 23, 2017July 18, 2018 Aleksandra Pawlik

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JodiKoberinskiJodi Koberinski@JodiKoberinski·
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@thefarmbabe @sumfood @foodsafetyljm @FoodIntegrityCA @jennorrie @EverydayABn @harperfoodies @Exposing_PETA Do let me know what I’ve said that youfind offensive. As noted by many here in social media my patience in modeling #KindnessInScience and in keeping my exchanges on topic (ad hominem not my phenomenon) so suggesting my tone is otherwise may be misreading me— humour aside.

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ManningHutsonMichelle Manning Hutson@ManningHutson·
13 Nov

Easier said than done, but noble aspirations nonetheless #KindnessInScience

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ManningHutsonMichelle Manning Hutson@ManningHutson·
10 Nov

I still believe in #kindnessinscience. There’s a reason I call you family, @IMPACTSRC friends 💕

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ManningHutsonMichelle Manning Hutson@ManningHutson·
10 Nov

Couldn’t we all do with a little more #compassion? I’m already all about #kindnessinscience but I’m totally on board with a #compassionrevolution! @MyPelvicPain @TcameronTodd @MsCurlyPops @belmac_IC @helenbevan

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oliverlovelabOliver P. Love@oliverlovelab·
8 Nov

Amazing #STEM logo and great initiative by @PredictEcoLab to promote under-represented groups in #STEM. Thank you for the proactive effort to include and recruit a diverse set of scientists in your research group. #InclusionInStem #WomenInSTEM #KindnessInScience #DignityInSTEM.

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