Academic Integrity Advocates
@academicintegrity.bsky.social
We are a group committed to raising awareness, discussing academic integrity issues, and highlighting injustice in universities, academic journals, and grant awarding bodies
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We are a group dedicated to advancing the conversation around academic integrity.
Our mission is to raise awareness of issues within universities and grant-awarding institutions, advocate for transparency, foster discussions on ethical practices in academia, and highlight cases of injustice.⚖️
Our mission is to raise awareness of issues within universities and grant-awarding institutions, advocate for transparency, foster discussions on ethical practices in academia, and highlight cases of injustice.⚖️
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We are a group dedicated to advancing the conversation around academic integrity.
Our mission is to raise awareness of issues within universities and grant-awarding institutions, advocate for transparency, foster discussions on ethical practices in academia, and highlight cases of injustice.⚖️
Our mission is to raise awareness of issues within universities and grant-awarding institutions, advocate for transparency, foster discussions on ethical practices in academia, and highlight cases of injustice.⚖️
April 6, 2025 at 6:57 PM
We are a group dedicated to advancing the conversation around academic integrity.
Our mission is to raise awareness of issues within universities and grant-awarding institutions, advocate for transparency, foster discussions on ethical practices in academia, and highlight cases of injustice.⚖️
Our mission is to raise awareness of issues within universities and grant-awarding institutions, advocate for transparency, foster discussions on ethical practices in academia, and highlight cases of injustice.⚖️
Reposted by Academic Integrity Advocates
We don’t talk enough about how invisible networks shape WHO gets funded.
Transparency in reviewer assignments (esp. for awarded grants) wouldn’t just protect applicants. It would expose a lot of the machinery quietly operating behind the scenes.
Patterns would become visible.
Transparency in reviewer assignments (esp. for awarded grants) wouldn’t just protect applicants. It would expose a lot of the machinery quietly operating behind the scenes.
Patterns would become visible.
April 6, 2025 at 8:07 PM
We don’t talk enough about how invisible networks shape WHO gets funded.
Transparency in reviewer assignments (esp. for awarded grants) wouldn’t just protect applicants. It would expose a lot of the machinery quietly operating behind the scenes.
Patterns would become visible.
Transparency in reviewer assignments (esp. for awarded grants) wouldn’t just protect applicants. It would expose a lot of the machinery quietly operating behind the scenes.
Patterns would become visible.
Reposted by Academic Integrity Advocates
⏳ Can't make it live? Register for the April 8 webinar, and we'll send you the recording & materials afterward! 🎥📚
Join Joy Owango (TCC Africa) as we explore the Africa Research Integrity Initiative.
📅 Register: https://shorturl.at/CCmuc
#ResearchIntegrity #ORCIDEvents
Join Joy Owango (TCC Africa) as we explore the Africa Research Integrity Initiative.
📅 Register: https://shorturl.at/CCmuc
#ResearchIntegrity #ORCIDEvents
April 6, 2025 at 9:56 PM
⏳ Can't make it live? Register for the April 8 webinar, and we'll send you the recording & materials afterward! 🎥📚
Join Joy Owango (TCC Africa) as we explore the Africa Research Integrity Initiative.
📅 Register: https://shorturl.at/CCmuc
#ResearchIntegrity #ORCIDEvents
Join Joy Owango (TCC Africa) as we explore the Africa Research Integrity Initiative.
📅 Register: https://shorturl.at/CCmuc
#ResearchIntegrity #ORCIDEvents
We don’t talk enough about how invisible networks shape WHO gets funded.
Transparency in reviewer assignments (esp. for awarded grants) wouldn’t just protect applicants. It would expose a lot of the machinery quietly operating behind the scenes.
Patterns would become visible.
Transparency in reviewer assignments (esp. for awarded grants) wouldn’t just protect applicants. It would expose a lot of the machinery quietly operating behind the scenes.
Patterns would become visible.
April 6, 2025 at 8:07 PM
We don’t talk enough about how invisible networks shape WHO gets funded.
Transparency in reviewer assignments (esp. for awarded grants) wouldn’t just protect applicants. It would expose a lot of the machinery quietly operating behind the scenes.
Patterns would become visible.
Transparency in reviewer assignments (esp. for awarded grants) wouldn’t just protect applicants. It would expose a lot of the machinery quietly operating behind the scenes.
Patterns would become visible.
We are a group dedicated to advancing the conversation around academic integrity.
Our mission is to raise awareness of issues within universities and grant-awarding institutions, advocate for transparency, foster discussions on ethical practices in academia, and highlight cases of injustice.⚖️
Our mission is to raise awareness of issues within universities and grant-awarding institutions, advocate for transparency, foster discussions on ethical practices in academia, and highlight cases of injustice.⚖️
April 6, 2025 at 6:57 PM
We are a group dedicated to advancing the conversation around academic integrity.
Our mission is to raise awareness of issues within universities and grant-awarding institutions, advocate for transparency, foster discussions on ethical practices in academia, and highlight cases of injustice.⚖️
Our mission is to raise awareness of issues within universities and grant-awarding institutions, advocate for transparency, foster discussions on ethical practices in academia, and highlight cases of injustice.⚖️