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Home   |   Policy & Advocacy   |   Statements   |   Protection Against Discrimination

Protection Against Discrimination

(Adopted by Council on November 19, 2000)

The Council of the American Physical Society affirms the commitment of the Society to the protection of the rights of all people, including freedom from discrimination based on race, gender, ethnic origin, religion or sexual orientation. This principle will guide the Society in the conduct of its affairs, including the selection of sites of meetings of the APS.
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