How researchers can safely and effectively participate in protests and marches.
RESOURCES
We publish free educational resources to help scientists understand and tackle the risks they may face as a result of their work.
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Resource | Guide
Know Your Rights: Scientific Activism and Protests
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Resource | Guide
What Scientists Should Know About Writing Open Letters
This guide covers things scientists can do to avoid putting themselves at risk when sending an open letter or signing a public petition.
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Resource | Pocket Guide
Pocket Guide to What to Expect When You're an Expert Witness, Part 1
This guide helps scientists know what to expect—and what to safeguard against—when serving as an expert witness.
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Resource | Pocket Guide
Pocket Guide to Safeguarding Online Communications
This guide helps researchers understand how to best express their personal views and engage in activism online.
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Resource | Pocket Guide
A Pocket Guide for Scientists: Engaging with Legislators on Behalf of Science
What scientists can do and what they should avoid when advocating for science with elected representatives and elsewhere.
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Resource | Pocket Guide
Pocket Guide to Handling Political Harassment and Legal Intimidation
Scientists must be prepared for politically-motivated attacks. We produced this guide to educate scientists about the legal risks they may face.
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