Are you attending #ESA2024? Tune in to the Inspire session “Science to Action: Grassroots Activism for Ecologists” on Wed Aug 7, 10amPT, Grand Ballroom A. And check out related sessions and events from @srturtleisland srturtleisland.org/esa/

#ESA2024 attendees, don't miss our Inspire session, "Science to Action: Grassroots Activism for Ecologists” TODAY, Aug 7, 10amPT, Grand Ballroom A. And check out related sessions and events from @srturtleisland srturtleisland.org/esa/

I am deeply honored to receive the SigmaXi Mantel #NextGen Women's Leadership Award for #scipol #advocacy efforts to bolster U.S. scientific #research and #innovation. Read more: bit.ly/4dATEjI Federation of American Scientists🔬 ARIS, Advancing Research Impact in Society ASGCT S&TPolicyFellowships Society for Neuroscience (SfN)

Curious to learn about the nexus among scientists, voters, & decisionmakers? Check out Alyssa Shearer, PhD's blog to learn the importance of communicating science during elections & increasing scientists' civic engagement: blog.ucsusa.org/alyssa-shearer…

Today 77 Nobel laureates and world leaders released a letter calling on the United Nations Summit of the Future in September to address the urgent need for international cooperation on a fast and fair phaseout of fossil fuels. fossilfueltreaty.org/summit-of-the-…

Most college students are voters, and those numbers continue to grow. Overall, student voter turnout has increased dramatically over the last decade. Read more about these trends (including what this looks like for STEM students) from Ingrid Paredes, PhD blog.ucsusa.org/ingrid-paredes…

Hear from the experts on their report "Advancing Antiracism, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in STEMM Organizations." They'll share actionable recommendations to help transform our communities and institutions!📝💼 🔗 hubs.la/Q02KvJ1F0 @TheNASEM

“It helps that this project is such a conspicuous success that people are today surrounded by come-back birds, baby birds, all this life. I hope that future generations of seabird stewards continue this amazing story." act.ucsusa.org/4dpdwXr

"Conducting meaningful community engagement processes within transportation projects and plans is vital for fostering inclusive decisionmaking and promoting connected communities." blog.ucsusa.org/science-blogge…

Bad actors are actively trying to suppress student voter turnout through a variety of tactics. Ingrid Paredes, PhD highlights what to watch out for leading up to the 2024 election: blog.ucsusa.org/ingrid-paredes… #VoteReady

Disinformation continues to divide communities & delay actions needed for a safer world. Join Union of Concerned Scientists on 9/26 to learn best practices for countering disinformation as we lead up to the presidential election: secure.ucsusa.org/a/2024-9-26-co…

Join us for SACNAS's 4th Annual Indigenous CommUNITY and Wellness in STEM Virtual Gathering! 📅 Date: September 19th 🕒 Time: 10:00 - 11:30 AM PST 🌐 Topic: #DataSovereignty with Indigenous professionals and students Register now: hubs.la/Q02L-lBM0 📲✍🏽 #IndigenousSTEM

Join #SummerOfHeat 8/25 in NYC for the Feminists Fight Fossil Fuels March! ✊ Call out the disproportionate impacts of climate change on women & people of marginalized genders and demand Wall Street banks STOP financing fossil fuels. #ClimateJustice summerofheat.org/feministmarch

What words or feelings immediately come to mind when you think of a public meeting? The Science Network members identified three major ways to help agencies conduct more meaningful community engagement in Massachusetts. Check out what they discovered: act.ucsusa.org/4drXCM3

Some states are passing laws that make it more difficult for students to vote. Alyssa Shearer, PhD takes a look at Florida as just one of these examples: blog.ucsusa.org/alyssa-shearer… #StudentVote

Students and faculty can make sure that voter registration and discussions about civic engagement take place in STEM classrooms. @alyssashearer4 highlights 6 different ways: blog.ucsusa.org/alyssa-shearer…

The 2024 grist 50 list in Science + Energy recognized Science Network member Andrew Butts! Learn how Andrew's database demystifies green energy for average consumers: grist.org/fix/grist-50/2…

Students and faculty can ensure that discussions about voter registration and civic engagement happen in STEM classrooms. In her blog, @alyssashearer4 highlights six ways STEM educators can enhance student engagement in our democracy. ➡️ act.ucsusa.org/4guQZuq

Congrats to Science Network Member, Dr. Heather Price (Dr. Heather Price)!!

Do transportation-related public meetings in Massachusetts truly incorporate meaningful community engagement? Check out our new Science Network guest blog post by four Urban + Environmental Policy + Planning graduate students. act.ucsusa.org/4drXCM3