Learn more about the mechanics of voting technology, universal design, and electoral integrity with Dr. Juan E. Gilbert, department chair and human-centered computing researcher at the University of Florida.
Learn more about the mechanics of voting technology, universal design, and electoral integrity with Dr. Juan E. Gilbert, department chair and human-centered computing researcher at the University of Florida.
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.
Read about University of Washington botany researcher Noah Santos' experience organizing the first Seattle Civic STEM Meetup and how the power of connection and conversation fosters organized community.
Engineers & Scientists Acting Locally (ESAL) met a significant milestone, receiving a $100,000 gift for unrestricted general operating funds. ESAL shares why the Garg family has chosen to give to ESAL now, ahead of our 10-year anniversary as an organization.
Discover how scientific expertise can shape public policy, explore common challenges, and learn practical strategies to overcome them.
Learn how science has shaped American democracy over 250 years, from the Constitution and policy changes to science-supported community action and environmental justice.
