Advancing Big-team Reproducible Science through Increased Representation
- Introducing our CollaboratorsABRIR (Advancing Big-team Reproducible Science through Increased Representation) began as an initiative to identify the unique challenges faced by social science researchers from developing countries. In this endeavour, we have come across partner organizations that do brilliant work! FORRT is a Framework for Open and Reproducible Research Training which provides didactic and pedagogical resources for… Read more: Introducing our Collaborators
- Program Updated: Increased Representation workshop seriesHello from ABRIR! We are excited to share a new update regarding our upcoming workshop series titled Increased Representation: A Vision for Inclusive Big-team Science to be held from Sept 22-24th 11AM – 7PM Eastern time, hosted by the Universidad de Sonora. The Event: The Increased Representation: A Vision for Inclusive Big Team Science workshop… Read more: Program Updated: Increased Representation workshop series
- Hello, we are ABRIRIn 2021, three researchers came together to reflect on how psychological scientists from developing nations conducted research in academic infrastructure different from the Global North. We hosted an un-conference at PSACON21, proposing a consortium of researchers from developing nations. While existing networks such as the Psychological Science Accelerator & ManyLabs have provided evidence regarding the… Read more: Hello, we are ABRIR
Our Mission
ABRIR is a working group that aims to diagnose the unique barriers to leadership & participation in Big-team/Open Science faced by researchers from LMICs (low-to-middle income countries).
Supported by The Society for the Improvement of Psychological Science’s Grants-In-Aid 2022, we will be hosting a workshop series titled Increased Representation: A Vision for Inclusive Big Team Science from Sept 22-24th, hosted by Universidad de Sonora. With hopes of reaching researchers from LMIC, this workshop series will take us through the building blocks of Big-team/Open Science, build important skills towards grant funding and proposing collaborative projects and conclude with hackathons towards PSA and FORRT projects.