This guide provides best practices for engaging in advocacy and protests; CSLDF attorneys wrote it with input from experts at the American Civil Liberties Union.
This guide covers things scientists can do to avoid putting themselves at risk when sending an open letter or signing a public petition.
This guide helps researchers understand how to best express their personal views and engage in activism online.
Many forms of advocacy are fine to engage in, but a few areas require caution. This guide helps scientists understand and navigate U.S. anti-lobbying laws.
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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