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Using media for astronomy engagement, Research!America panel & grants!
CivicSciTV Newsroom host Jake Krauss discusses new research on using media to inspire public engagement with astronomy, an upcoming Research!America panel discussion on the training landscape for public engagement with science, and grant opportunities to fund projects in civic engagement.
Can media inspire public engagement with astronomy?
November 12 Public engagement with science training landscape panel
2024-2025 Research!America microgrant applications open
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How Jennifer Frazer got a Sloan Foundation science book grant to write “The Slime Mold’s Guide to World Domination”
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Dr. Rose Basom from the Science Museum of Virginia outlines their public engagement work
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