After four turbulent years of deregulatory pressure and assaults on science and scientists, experts discuss the next steps at the intersection of climate science, law, and the public.
EVENTS
Learn more about our upcoming and past events.
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Past Event | Webinar
Tracking Threats as Climate Science, Law and Politics CollideLearn More
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Past Event | Webinar
Scientific Advocacy and Congressional PowersLearn More
Join us for a free webinar on how scientists can engage in Congressional activism and advocacy without violating anti-lobbying laws.
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How Scientists Can Participate in Politics: Understanding the Hatch Act and MoreLearn More
In this free event, CSLDF lawyers will discuss how scientists from all disciplines can fully participate in political campaigns and activism.
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How Scientists Can be Involved in the Run Up to the 2020 ElectionLearn More
Join us for a free webinar on how scientists can be involved in campaigning and other political activities during the 2020 election.
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Past Event | Conference
Documenting and Exposing Threats to Science Under the Trump AdministrationLearn More
Join us for a talk about the data in our Silencing Science Tracker and anti-science trends we've observed since the November 2016 elections.
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Special Panel on COVID-19 Response in Urban GeographyLearn More
Augusta Wilson, a CSLDF attorney, is on a panel at the American Association of Geographers Meeting that will address the many facets of the pandemic that are facing urban areas around the world.
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Legal Education for Scientists at the 2019 AGU Fall MeetingLearn More
We’ve partnered with AGU on the “Legal Education for Scientists Program” for eight years, and are offering a range of events at the Fall Meeting in December.
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CSLDF Events at the 2019 GSA Annual MeetingLearn More
Here's where you'll find us at the Geological Society of America Annual Meeting, September 22-25, 2019.
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Why We Oppose to the EPA's Proposed "Transparency" RuleLearn More
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is holding a public hearing on July 17 for its proposed “transparency” rule, which would…
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Past Event | Workshop
Workshop for Public Sector Scientists and Engineers: July 16 in NYCLearn More
Join us after work for a workshop hosted by the Federal Workers Coalition of New York City.
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NYC Event: Legal Literacy for ScientistsLearn More
If you’re a scientist in New York City, please join us on Thursday, July 19 for our first event with 500…
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We’re marching for science on April 14—join us!Learn More
We’re pleased to be an official partner of the March for Science and look forward to standing with the scientific…