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14th March 2025
In Boston, scientists & others share why they are standing up for science. #standupforscience2025
On March 7, 2025, Stand Up for Science rallies took place in Washington DC and 31 other cities. In Boston, CivicSciTV's Shannon Geary recorded the sounds from the rally as attendees answered why they were standing up for science. Many expressed that science is a lifelong passion and the driving force behind medical breakthroughs, environmental protection, and overall societal progress. Some warned that funding cuts and new policy decisions threaten to undo decades of advancement by stripping away critical scientific tools and insights. And so much more!
Beyond voicing concerns, some attendees called for proactive civic engagement. They urged individuals to contact their representatives, attend town halls, and foster community collaboration to ensure that science remains a public good. The message was clear: protecting scientific research and innovation is essential for securing a better and more informed future for everyone. οΏΌ
Learn about Stand Up for Science and their goals: https://standupforscience2025.org/
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