Black Space Week 2026: Astrobites Highlights Black in Astro Presenters at AAS 248
By
Kaz Gary
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Summary
Astrobites, as part of Black Space Week 2026, highlights Black in Astro community members presenting at the 248th AAS meeting. The article features a presentation titled "Shadow the Scientists: Connecting Communities With Scientists Through Virtual Engagement" and encourages attendees to support these presenters. Black in Astro is described as a grassroots organization supporting Black astronomers and space professionals.
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Black in Astro is a grassroots organization that offers support and ne
As part of Black Space Week 2026, Astrobites is highlighting members of the Black in Astro community who will be presenting at the 248th AAS meeting starting next week!
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