Can March for Science participants advocate without losing the public’s trust?
One way marchers can minimize this possibility is by crafting an inclusive message that resonates with many people, stressing the ways science improves our society and protects future generations.
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Can March for Science participants advocate without losing the public’s trust?
(The Conversation is an independent and nonprofit source of news, analysis and commentary from academic experts.) Little existing research had tested how audiences react when confronted with ...
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Can March for Science participants advocate without losing the public’s trust?
Emily Vraga, George Mason University (THE CONVERSATION) As the March for Science nears, questions about whether scientists can and should advocate for public policy become more important.