Getting involved in advocacy and science policy is a great way to contribute to society and the scientific community. Check out these guides for advice on getting started.
Scientists invest significant time to advance our understanding of the world. Use this toolkit from the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology to learn how to advocate for your work.
Learn about your elected representative's positions on science policy by attending a local event. Find public events to connect with your elected representatives using townhallproject.com.
Build Your Skills
Are you an early career scientist interested in working with the Women’s Congressional Policy Institute? You can gain practical policymaking experience and graduate credit by working directly in Congressional offices. Apply by June 1 for the Women’s Congressional Policy Institute’s 7-month Public Policy Fellowship, which offers a $3400 per month stipend.
Interested in blending research, science communication and curriculum design? If so, apply for a Postdoctoral Research Associate position with the Alan Alda Center for Communicating Science.
