Ways Science Has Affected My Life: An Essay By An 8th Grader

This piece was written by Brianna Wildermuth, an eighth-grade student from Vermillion, South Dakota.

Science has done so many things for me in my life. It has made cars that I use daily and the social…

Belonging in STEM: Dr. Marguerite Matthews’ Story

By: Marguerite Matthews, PhD, AAAS Science & Technology Policy Fellow, National Institutes of Health

We’re Here, We’re Queer, and We Have a Place in Science

By Dr. Lauren Esposito

Thomas Parran’s Legacy Incompatible with Public Health’s Future

By Helen Ann Lawless and Beth Shaaban

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About Science Not Silence

As the official blog of the March for Science, Science Not Silence aims to open up the dialogue between scientists and their communities, ensuring that scientists can speak about their work and how it serves the greater good.

Science Marches On April 14, 2018

In 2017, more than 1 million people in more than 600 locations across all seven continents joined…