Event Description:
Learn more about groundbreaking perspectives on the ethical, political, and social implications of genetic research on human sexuality. In this cross-disciplinary workshop, scholars from psychology, sociology, philosophy, gender studies, and beyond will interrogate the increasingly complex relationship between genetics and behavior. Attendees are invited to consider: What does the latest research show, or not? To what extent does genetic knowledge inform understandings of social difference? What are the limits of biological theories of human sexual diversity? What is at stake for sexual minorities?
Event Speakers:
For a full list of speakers and workshop schedule, please visit the event webpage.
Event Information:
This event is open to the public, however registration is required via the event webpage. The event link will be provided to registered attendees.
Please contact Alexander Borsa at [email protected]
and Helen Zhao at [email protected] with any questions.
This event is hosted by Columbia's Precision Medicine and Society program and the Center for Research on Ethical, Legal and Social Implications of Psychiatric, Neurologic and Behavioral Genetics.
