Select Talks

  • All about Mars and Perseverance
    Panelist, David Dunlap Observatory/ RASC Toronto, 2020

  • The Stars Belong to Everyone: Fostering Diversity and Inclusion in Astronomy
    Panelist, Queen’s Observatory, McDonald Institute, 2021

  • In the golden era of space exploration, who is getting left behind?
    Keynote talk, A.M. Flight Breakfast, Seattle's Museum of Flight, 2019

  • Your dream path vs reality
    Keynote talk, Metamorphosis Girls in STEM Conference, 2019

  • Alternative careers in physics
    Keynote talk, PhysiX; Girls Matter, 2018

  • Showing up
    TEDx Downsview Women, 2018

  • What do craters on the moon have to say about dinosaurs on Earth?
    SoapBox Science Toronto, 2018

  • Coming of age in science
    Story Collider, 2018

  • Shoot the moon
    Ontario Science Centre, 2018

  • Planetary exploration
    Sigma XI Distinguished Lecture Series, 2017

  • Earth's battered moon
    Royal Astronomical Society of Canada, 2016

How can we be unique? Dr. Sara Mazrouei recalls moments of being challenged, but realizing that although she is unique - she isn't alone and can breakthrough with support of others around her. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community.

SciComm Story Time.

Sara uses storytelling as method for sharing her authentic experiences and making science more accessible.

DDO Astronomy Night: The Stars Belong to Everyone: Fostering Diversity and Inclusion in Astronomy

Dr. Tanya Harrison and Dr. Sara Mazrouei, organizers of the Women in Space Conference, kick off our new Women in Space Seminar Series online. This session's focus is on utilizing social media for personal branding and communicating your work, and writing your "elevator pitch" of what you do.

Workshops

  • Volcanoes and Remote Sensing

  • Social Media as a Tool for Teaching and Learning

  • Moon Mission

  • Alternative (Science) Facts

  • Getting Started in SciComm