Learn how science has shaped American democracy over 250 years, from the Constitution and policy changes to science-supported community action and environmental justice.
Learn how science has shaped American democracy over 250 years, from the Constitution and policy changes to science-supported community action and environmental justice.
In June 2026, a warehouse storing frozen foods, operated by Lineage Logistics, burned down in the Boyle Heights neighborhood of Los Angeles, California. In the aftermath of this event, residents are experiencing strong odors and presence of pests due to the rotting food that remains on site, concerns about air pollutants and environmental contamination, and […]
Read about postdoctoral researcher Andrew Ramirez's experience making a public comment on federal research funding proposed by the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) after participating in a Science Policy and Advocacy workshop at Rutgers.
Learn about how Indigenous observations and knowledge offer lessons for resource management and climate action from three indigenous knowledge-holders.
Join us for an evening of connection and learning at our event, Engaging with Local Policy: A Seattle Civic STEM Meetup. Co-Hosted by Engineers and Scientists Acting Locally and Out in STEM (oSTEM) Seattle Professional Chapter.
Learn more about how atmospheric and ocean sciences researcher Darryn Waugh at Johns Hopkins University’s Earth and Planetary Sciences Department in Baltimore, MD works towards making atmospheric data more accessible to underserved communities.
