What are the scale and causes of Wilmington’s housing vacancy and what solutions are being pursued? Data scientist Seth Commichaux investigates.

Join ESAL for a webinar on Thursday, Nov. 12, at 12 pm PT / 3 pm ET to learn how teachers are creatively using the Next Gen Science Standards, how local supporters have championed engaging science education through local and state governments, and how scientists and engineers can volunteer in classrooms to increase students’ excitement about science. 

Learn more about the mechanics of voting technology, universal design, and electoral integrity with Juan E. Gilbert, PhD, Election Lab faculty and human-centered computing researcher at the University of Florida.

ESAL is heading to the SACNAS NDiSTEM conference in Long Beach, CA this week. Join us and our colleagues on October 31 for a panel discussion about "New Strategies for a New Era of Science Advocacy."

Learn more about the work done by Common Humanity Collective (CHC), a decentralized mutual aid organization based in the Bay Area. The CHC initially provided free masks to local community members and have since then expanded their focus to distributing DIY air purifiers, among other mutual aid efforts and collaborations with other local organizations.

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.