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Learn how to talk about your research with nonscientists in a way that promotes biomedical and animal research with articles, training videos, and more for new and experienced advocates.
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Align Your Advocacy Message for Global and Regional Impact
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  • Bill Martin
    Positioned to Lead: William Martin on Global Advocacy
  • Four Ways to Help Students Become Science Advocates
  • Wendy Jarrett talks about how to make the case for using animals in research
    How to Make the Case for Using Animals in Research
  • Early Career Policy Ambassadors talk with a member of Congress during SfN's Capitol Hill Day 2019.
    Q&A: A Hill Staffer Shares How to Craft an Impactful Pitch
  • The primary members of the MIND Coalition, including cofounders Stallmann and Lovan, stand in front of an art wall at MINDfest 2018 that invited attendees to paint what mental health means to them. From left to right: Nathan Jones, Bradford Martins, Rebecca Stallmann, and Elijah Lovan.
    How I Started a Nonprofit by Finding Others Who Share My Passion
  • A public lecture held by the Mongolian Society for Neuroscience in 2018 at the House of Parliament, and attended by the public and politicians.
    Strategize Across Borders for Strong Advocacy
  • Early Career Policy Ambassadors walk alongside a member of Congress at SfN's Capitol Hill Day 2019
    What Is Advocacy and Why Does It Matter?
  • Meeting attendee speaking in a breakout group at Neuroscience 2018
    Align Your Advocacy Message for Global and Regional Impact
  • Eric Sandgren discusses raising awareness of care regulations in animal research
    Animal Research: Raising Awareness of Care Regulations
  • Neuroscience 2018 Animals in Research Panel (From L-to-R: Eric Sandgren, Stefan Treue, Wendy Jarrett, Mar Sanchez)
    Gaining Public Support for Animal Research: A Proposal for Openness
  • Photo of Joe Luchsinger and colleagues on Capitol Hill
    How to Advocate for Science When You Don’t Have Experience
  • Improving Openness in Animal Research
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