Science Marches On
The March for Science movement isn’t about march day or election day - this movement, powered by community organizers and individual advocates, is a force for science advocacy. We are not one single moment, one city, or one civic action. We make sure science stays a part of the political conversation and build a community of advocates who take action year-round.
The March for Science unites more than one million individual advocates, thousands of community organizers, and hundreds of partner organizations in a diverse and powerful coalition that advocates for equitable, evidence-based policies for the common good.
TODAY'S ACTION
REGISTER FOR THE MARCH FOR SCIENCE SIGNS SUMMIT!
On July 6-8, join science advocates from around the world for a weekend of idea-sharing, community building, and skill-development. We need equitable, evidence-based policy to change the world - come learn the skills to help make that a reality.
Protect Climate Science Research
Sign our open letter to Jim Bridenstine, the new head of NASA, asking him to commit to protecting NASA's role as an earth science agency at the forefront of climate research.
FIND OUT HOW WE #KEEPMARCHING
To keep science a part of the political conversation, we must hold representatives accountable for evidence-based decision making every day. Set aside a few minutes each week to send a message to your elected officials.
Be a voice for science in your community. Check out our guide to hosting science events and be sure to submit your event to our calendar! Help keep science advocates around the world aware of events in their communities.
Find local events hosted by organizations and community organizers around the world on our calendar.
As a community, we must advocate for equitable, evidence-based policies with all officials from the local school board to the President. But we can't keep track of all of the challenges to science without your help. Help us use our advocacy tools and resources to empower people for change. Use this form to bring an issue to our attention. Help us hold our officials accountable.
Local advocacy is the key to change. The March for Science organization empowers a global movement of organizers to create change in their communities. Find your local satellite here. Don't see one in your community? Create your own!
Tweet us at @sciencemarchdc or post on our facebook page to share your story. Not on social media? Send an email to stories@marchforscience.com.
Hold yourself accountable for change. Already registered or not eligible? Register a friend and make plans for election day.
March for Science in 2018
May 4: Make Science Heard
Call your elected officials and tell them you want science to be part of the conversation. Ask them to host a Science Town Hall the week of August 6-8.
July 6-8: SIGNS Summit and Student Advocacy Summit
Join us in Chicago for a conference focused on science outreach, advocacy, and skill building.
August 6-10: Week of Action
Join us for a week of action featuring science outreach events around the world, advocacy initiatives, and science town halls. With just a few months left until the election, learn about what evidence-based policies are important to you and hold officials - those already in office and those running - accountable.
September 25: Voter Registration Day
All year long, we hold our officials accountable for enacting equitable, evidence-based policies that serve all communities. But we must hold ourselves accountable, too. If you're eligible to vote and not registered, take the time to do so. Already registered? Double check your status to confirm and then register a friend. Make plans for election day. Put everything in place so that in November you can Vote for Science!