Official account for March for Science in Boston MA, Saturday 4/14/18. RSVP https://xitter.cf/t.co/GGT4lgqah6 #ScienceMarch #ScienceMarchBoston
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🚨SIGN-ON: NSF is refusing to move forward with collecting LGBTQ+ data on its national STEM workforce surveys to ensure the equity of LGBTQ+ scientists. It has made its final decision.
Please sign this open letter to the NSF Director and share widely! docs.google.com/document/d/1…
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Are you #geoscience faculty with experience in #justice and #equity, active-learning practices, and working with communities? Check out this paid opportunity to contribute your expertise to co-develop learning materials. Please share with colleagues!
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ALT Apply by 20 January for priority consideration. Applicants will be considered on a rolling basis until 3 February. Co-develop learning materials on justice-centered community science Work as a part of a cohort of committed faculty Work with instructional designers and education design experts Receive a stipend and travel support
Community and citizen science deserves funding. Add ideas and attend the workshop on October 7th because #ScienceMatters
We're excited to announce that October 7 we're hosting an online workshop to co-develop suggestions for the NSF to fund #CommunityScience & #CitizenScience. But we need your input! Visit: resiliencethruscience.org to contribute suggestions and/or sign up for the workshop.
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The first #ClimateEmergencyDay this Friday is an urgent reminder that we have less than 7 years to act to preserve a livable planet — every year, hour, minute and second counts.
Join an action near you: climateclock.world/climate-e…
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Today is the one-year anniversary of perhaps the worst public health guidance given during this pandemic so far.
Since the CDC prematurely proclaimed it was okay to unmask, there have been 420,000 deaths in the US.
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ALT Cumulative COVID-19 deaths in the US. On May 13, 2021, there were 580K deaths. On May 13, 2022, there were 1M deaths.
If you are fully vaccinated against #COVID19, you can now start doing things that you had stopped doing because of the pandemic. You can participate in indoor and outdoor activities - large or small - without wearing a mask or physically distancing. bit.ly/3btJaFU
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Want to use science to help communities? Interested in developing project management and leadership experience? Ready to make a difference? Apply for our next Community Science Fellows cohort! Applications due June 1st. thrivingearthexchange.org/co…
#CommunityScience #SciComm
ALT Image: Petroglyph in New Mexico Text: AGU Thriving Earth Exchange Community Science Fellowship. Apply by June 1st. Work with a community to tackle challenges like air pollution, water contamination, heat islands and more. Grow your project management and leadership skills. Make a difference by putting science to work for society.
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Hundreds of community members at the NYU Grossman School of Medicine protested the potential hiring of David Sabatini, who resigned from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology earlier this month after sexual misconduct allegations.
nyunews.com/news/2022/04/28/…
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"Once you've done the hard work of nurturing trust in the collaboration then other things can happen. I want to talk about a different kind of listening - recursive listening - not focused on persuasion. Listening to be transformed. Researcher, too." - Martin Lively #AAASmtg
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"We have to make sure we aren't doing additional harm when we conduct our research. Ignoring these environmental harms just because it doesn't fit into our research scope is harmful." -Claire Hayhow #AAASmtg
I love this model! ⬇️
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"Joy is the outcome. This is a powerful thing. And an unexpected outcome, perhaps, that we celebrate our successes & experience joy. That's not something I've ever said before about science." - Dan Brabander
#AAASmtg
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"Understanding people may have traumas or experiences we don't relate to that may affect your relationship with them. Many BIPOC have been studied and studied and studied... Don't treat them as subjects. Treat them w/ humility & respect." Nicole Hewitt-Cabral #AAASmtg #CommSciSem
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UPDATE: Everyone ages 18 years and older is eligible for a #COVID19 booster shot.
You may get your booster 6 months after you’re fully vaccinated with a 2-dose vaccine & 2 months after you’re fully vaccinated with a 1-dose vaccine.
More: bit.ly/3mrK4Z5.
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Nominate the next AAAS Early Career Award recipient!
This year we honored Dr. Annette S. Lee's culturally responsive approaches to #SciEngage w/underserved populations about astronomy, and collaborations with Native communities, educators, and museums.
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ALT AAAS Awards & Prizes. AAAS Early Career Award for Public Engagement with Science. 2021 Awardee Dr. Annette Lee. Image: Dr. Annette Lee smiling while standing near a telescope and holding a celestial globe.
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Want to practice having those difficult conversations about vaccines? Try this texting tool by the @nytimes: nytimes.com/interactive/2021…
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"The only way to get back to doing the things we love, is to get the COVID vaccine.” – Big Papi
Trust the facts, get the vax: mass.gov/covidvaccine
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‘Get the vaccine’; David Ortiz, former Boston Red Sox player, makes pitch for COVID vaccination masslive.com/politics/2021/0…
Science March Boston retweeted
A new study shows that adults 18-49 with no underlying health conditions can still develop severe #COVID19.
😷 Wear a mask.
↔️ Stay 6 feet apart.
🚫 Avoid crowds.
🖐️ Wash your hands.
Learn more: bit.ly/3p6rjJ6.
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Behind the scenes photos of Gina McCarthy speaking at the 2017 @Mrch4ScienceBOS. She'll lead the first White House Office of Domestic Climate Policy! Very cool to have played a roll as Communications Director in getting 70k ppl to see her & all our speakers #ClimateChange
#Science has a moral and professional obligation to be #AntiRacist
Fantastic video about race, racism & science from @AAAS_DoSER featuring @Anthrofuentes @sankofadna & @gravesjl55.
As the video points out, science played a huge role in erroneous ideas about race & has a responsibility to address that today #AntiRacism
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