Unfortunately, Saturday’s #SciMarchATX has been canceled. The weather forecast shows rain and potentially heavy thunderstorms.
We’re disappointed and we know you are, too. We hope you’ll continue to support students, scientists and educators. We pledge to do the same.
The March for Science in Austin is a grassroots effort supported by the wonderful people of our community. If you're able to, please pitch in to ensure we can #KeepMarching. https://t.co/xCZ1y7AUxO
The March for Science in Austin is a grassroots effort supported by the wonderful people of our community. If you're able to, please pitch in to ensure we can #KeepMarching. https://t.co/xCZ1y7AUxO
Wishing all the best to @ScienceMarchDC as they #StandUp4Science this coming Saturday!
REMINDER: We'll march a week later, on April 21, in conjunction with Eath Day festivities in Austin. Details+RSVP: https://t.co/AKZW05O6aP
#KeepMarching
Wishing all the best to @ScienceMarchDC as they #StandUp4Science this coming Saturday!
REMINDER: We'll march a week later, on April 21, in conjunction with Eath Day festivities in Austin. Details+RSVP: https://t.co/AKZW05O6aP
#KeepMarching
As scientists and science supporters, we seek and present scientific consensuses, acknowledge substantive debates, conduct our work with transparency, and operate with integrity regardless of the political environment.
Please get out and vote TODAY, polls close at 7pm!
A friendly reminder about one piece of our mission:
As nonpartisan political advocates, we act with the understanding that science does not belong to any political party, and that scientific evidence is an essential part of good policymaking at every level of government.