Here are the sights and sounds from the Stand Up for Science rally in Boston on March 7, 2025
Susan Altman: I am trying to walk a very delicate line and time will tell if I succeed or not in communicating the effects of climate change through art
Sally Gordon discusses the grant that made the upcoming climate change art exhibit possible in Malden
‘It hasn’t been easy,’ says Hiranmoy Guha, an artist submitting to an upcoming climate-focused art exhibit
In Malden, Massachusetts, artists are responding to a call for art titled ‘Our Warming Planet’
How Jennifer Frazer got a Sloan Foundation science book grant to write “The Slime Mold’s Guide to World Domination”
Ethics, the Public, & Early-Career Researchers. Emily Costa shares the goals of the SEEDS project
Dr. Rose Basom from the Science Museum of Virginia outlines their public engagement work
Dr. John Besley shares the actionable insights from the Nature global study on trust in scientists
Decoding Kate the Chemist’s role as professor for the public understanding of science at Notre Dame
Meet civic science researcher Dr. Theresa Donofrio as she reflects on her scholarship and career path
Coming Home: The Journey of a Puerto Rican Scientist
Science Club for Girls addresses gender inequities in STEM with free programs led by women mentors
Boston STEM Lab offers children the benefits of an early STEM education
In Malden, a SciArt exhibit brought together artists to share their visions of a sustainable future. Hear what the artists, organizers, and attendees told us.
In Wai’anae, Hawaii, local community members & scientists co-produce wildfire management decisions
Local Perspectives Program: Actionable advice on solving issues in science outreach, climate & more
“It’s not rocket science. It’s actually harder,” says Dr. Juan Gilbert on accessible voting tech
How Dr. Ryan Sinclair studies environmental exposure alongside community scientists at Salton Sea
Expanding Pathways into the Science Policy Workforce – A Panel Discussion
Anthropomorphism and motivating participation in citizen science projects
James Riley and Will Mason-Wilkes: Dark Citizen Science
Combining university public relations and science communication: Tensions and Opportunities
Bridging research & practice: insights from collaborative science communication research on Japanese television
Video Abstract – Increasing culturally relevant science media coverage: outcomes from Puerto Rico
Meet the New Hampshire organization changing the way we see insects
Dear Colleagues: Help us understand the national impacts of federal science funding cuts on early career researchers in academic laboratories
Visualizing the 2018-22 civic science entrepreneurship program for early career researchers
How U.S. adults perceive science in this moment: Actionable insights for public engagement practitioners from ASTC’s latest survey
Through community-engaged research, Kendra Rentz found her path to fighting climate change
Finding inspiration in nature to fuel my climate change research
Unexpected Stories and Spindle Mistakes: Discovering that Wild-type Cells are Full of Surprises
A Development enhancing tale with a microbial rich cocktail
Growing up in Science: Anne Urai
It takes a village: Creating engineered regulatory T cells to induce immune tolerance
Mattison: The future of coral reefs looks grim, and the story must be told no matter what.
