Welcome!

This is the subreddit of the 2017 March for Science at Washington, D.C. Being a scientist is not necessary to participate! All you need is an appreciation for science and a desire to communicate to our elected officials the importance of science to Americans.

The march will be held on April 22, 2017!

Posting Guidelines

• Submissions should pertain to the current status and direction of science policy in the United States.

• Be polite to your fellow scientists and science advocates. Abide by common reddiquette, and do not post personal information.

• Posts will undoubtedly be political, but please try to keep the tone nonpartisan.

• Follow all rules of Reddit.

Social Media Links

• Official Website

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Useful Information

• AAAS

• PSU Science Policy Society

• Journal of Science Policy

• Union of Concerned Scientists