By Kimberley Glover Image courtesy of Thrive Global In the aftermath of the Black Lives Matter protests, systemic racism and racial injustice remain at the forefront of the public consciousness. Amid a global reckoning on systemic injustice, what tangible actions can the neuroethics field take to address its internal inequities and advance social progress?  In October, the International Neuroethics Society (INS) hosted a Social Justice and Neuroethics Listening Session . This online session provided space for panelists and attendees to share their thoughts, perspectives, and experiences on issues related to social justice. I spoke with two of the panelists, Elba Serrano and Karen Herrera-Ferrá, about their thoughts on social justice, this current moment of reckoning, and the next steps forward for the neuroethics community.  Elba Serrano , PhD is Regents Professor of Biology at New Mexico State University, member of the NIH BRAIN MultiCouncil Working Group, the BRAIN Neuroethics Workin