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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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Advocate with Impact: How to Communicate Your Science
March 08, 2016 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM EST
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  • Two men at the SfN annual meeting discussing ways to advocate for Neuroscience.
    Thinking About Advocating? Here’s How to Start
  • Two women have a conversation at the Society for Neuroscience Annual Meeting
    Set Intentions for 2020 With Help From This Year’s Top Resources
  • How to Use Your Scientific Training to Change Science Policy
  • SfN members speak to a congress person at Capitol Hill Day 2019.
    Three Advocates on Why They Got Involved and How to Talk to Lawmakers
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    Positioned to Lead: William Martin on Global Advocacy
  • 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
  • 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 with an interviewer (off camera).
    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
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