ESIN is a professional network composed of over 700 members across the United States. Our members are primarily but not exclusively junior and senior investigators and affiliates from universities, foundations, and government agencies. The mission of ESIN is guided by two basic goals:
1. to advance interdisciplinary research that informs the social, behavioral, and health disparities that disproportionately afflict communities of color and develop preventive strategies and cures to help eradicate these disparities;
2. to diversify the scientific workforce by training and developing the next generation of investigators who can conduct innovative, cutting-edge research related to people and communities of color in the fields of the social, behavioral, and natural sciences.
ESIN offers a series of research- and career-based services and programs, providing members with opportunities to engage in: