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Stay Connected with RLiS

Thank you for connecting with the NAMED Advocates! Through Rethinking Language in Science (RLiS), we are exploring how language influences the experiences of disabled people of color across healthcare, science, research, and emerging technology—and how our communities can help build better language, tools, and AI systems.

Please complete this brief form to tell us how you would like to stay connected. It should take about two minutes.

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2.Email address

3.Organization / Company

4.Which field or professional community best describes you?

Healthcare or clinical practice

Public health

Research or academia

Technology, artificial intelligence, or data

Disability advocacy

Racial justice advocacy

Patient advocate

Community-based or nonprofit work

Philanthropy or grantmaking

Government or public policy

Communications, media, or storytelling

Student or emerging professional

Other (please specify)

5.How would you like to stay involved with RLiS? Select all that apply

Receive occasional RLiS updates, findings, and resources

Participate in our survey, interview, or focus group

Attend a virtual learning session or community conversation

Participate in a survey, interview, or focus group

Technology, artificial intelligence, or data

Contribute professional or lived-experience expertise

Connect RLiS with other professionals, organizations, or communities

Explore a partnership between my organization and the NAMED Advocates

Learn about future volunteer or leadership opportunities

I am not sure yet, but I would like to stay connected

Other (please specify)

6.Which RLiS topics are you most interested in? Select all that apply

Black/Brown culture and representation in science

Disability and rare disease culture and representation in science

Strengthening AI and large language models

Language used in healthcare and patient care

Disability justice in medicine, science, and research

Racial equity and the experiences of disabled people of color

Community-centered research and data practices

Deficit-based, stigmatizing, or harmful language

Storytelling, media, and cultural narratives

Health technology and emerging technology

Other (please specify)

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