A Conversation on Race and Research

The latest U.S. census data shows the nation is rapidly evolving, with 4 in 10 Americans now identifying with a race other than White.

Our nation's growing diversity is driving societal and cultural shifts and creating a new conversation about race and ethnicity. It is also highlighting the way race intersects with research in a range of fields, from public opinion polling to medicine to economics.

Join the Pew Charitable Trusts for a virtual event with experts featured in their latest "After the Fact" podcast season discussing the challenges and opportunities for data-based research in a changing America.

Welcome

• Susan K. Urahn, President and chief executive officer, The Pew Charitable Trusts

Panelists

• Marie A. Bernard, M.D., Chief officer for scientific workforce diversity, National Institutes of Health
• Mark Hugo Lopez, Director of race and ethnicity research, Pew Research Center
• David Williams, Outgoing director of policy outreach, Harvard University's Opportunity Insights

Moderator

• Yolanda Lewis, Senior director, safety and justice, The Pew Charitable Trusts