Adrienne Lewin

Had a dream that I was at a school and @quintabrunson asked me to help by cleaning a light fixture. I said, "Quinta, you of all people should know I can't reach that!" And then my alarm went off so I guess this is a job for @AbbottElemABC Mr. Johnson.

As we celebrate Native American Heritage Month, @Divinaction's cover is on Poet Laureate Joy Harjo and we feature Native Americans in the arts and the military. We also highlight veterans in medicine, diverse meteorologists and much more for Nov/Dec: https://t.co/coVcyNhAaH

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Thread about my cover story today in @Theatlantic: My brother's roommate, Bobby McIlvaine, was killed on 9/11. They'd lived together since college. Bobby was 26 years old. 1/8

In our annual NextGen issue, Diversity in Action features teen climate change activist Jamie Margolin and other kids fighting for the environment, as well as teen STEM mentors and award-winning high school inventors. There's much more: https://t.co/3E2KA5eJ6b

RT @Divinaction: https://t.co/4IOuh3T11K We featured @TheAmandaGorman a couple of years ago. Amazing to see Amanda make history today as t…

Music icon and STEM advocate Herbie Hancock graces the Jan/Feb cover of Diversity in Action. We celebrate Black History Month this issue, featuring hashtag activism, diverse immunologists and virologists, hip-hop science, data science against racism, more. https://t.co/d5dvAVwGX0

In honor of Veterans Day, Diversity in Action salutes Chris Cassidy, a former Navy SEAL who recently returned to Earth after serving as commander of the International Space Station. There's much more for November/December: https://t.co/vQDVKHHCr6

Diversity in Action is excited to have Nicholas Johnson, the first Black valedictorian at Princeton University, as the cover story for our Fall issue. We feature students and faculty contributing to STEM disciplines, STEM and diversity podcasts & more: https://t.co/FXcotv5oOf

In our summer issue devoted to kids, Diversity in Action presents our 20 Under 20 list of young innovators who are already changing the world. Actress Miranda Cosgrove discusses "Mission Unstoppable," and we highlight the best STEM books and toys. https://t.co/gs1xhHIrur

Forget Luke & Laura, Chuck & Di or Monica & Chandler - tonight is the televised wedding of the century. Here's to David & Patrick - pop the Zhampagne and the Moira Rosé. You're simply the best! @danjlevy @olreid @SchittsCreek @SchittsCreekPop

As we head into Black History Month, the January/February issue of Diversity in Action highlights African American STEM advocates, as well as the latest advances in food tech, VR in health care and much more. Read it here: https://t.co/4WSWuaz5v2

Dr. Martine Rothblatt envisions a future where death is optional and organs are plentiful in the cover story of our November/December issue. Plus, we examine successful vet entrepreneurs, African Americans in the animal sciences and sustainable clothing. https://t.co/pduRZyqIIW

Dr. Knatokie Ford @fly_sci discusses inclusion, imposter syndrome and #BlackGirlMagic in the Sept/Oct issue of Diversity in Action. We also feature Latinx entrepreneurs, doctors with disabilities and the role of robots in professional sports, plus more. https://t.co/bJysux3Qoo

It's been four days. When can I expect to recover from the end of season two of @fleabag?

The May/June issue of Diversity in Action features Jose Hernandez's remarkable journey from migrant farm worker to astronaut, engineer and STEM advocate, as well as companies that excel in CSR, successful LGBTQ entrepreneurs and much more. https://t.co/wXDfW6IJ7O

So obsessed with @starisbornmovie that now when I read the word ally I think they mean Ally.

The Fall Special issue of Diversity in Action, which focuses on education, features a cover story on Mareena Robinson Snowden, the first American-born woman of color to earn a Ph.D. in nuclear engineering at MIT, and much more: https://t.co/EyUOwRcW9Y @mrobinsnow