Gender inclusion in science: why and how to

For too long, scientific studies have been cisnormative. For a researcher working with a sample of 1,000 people that include 496 women and 498 men, how do they represent the other 6? Konrad Czechowski and Misha Khorkhordina have set out to find a way. On this week's Mind Full, they share their study results, talk terminology, and provide something of a guide for researchers looking to be truly inclusive of all perspectives in their work.
The profile of Konrad when he received the Jean and Dick Pettifor Award to help conduct his research: cpa.ca/konrad-czechowski/
"Perhaps several years from now the terminology I use may change, and that's the nature of evolving practices."