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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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  • Improving Openness in Animal Research
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    The Value of Animal Research and How to Increase Support
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    Building and Maintaining Relationships With Members of Congress
    February 28, 2019 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM EST
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    If You Get Involved in Science Advocacy, Here’s the Impact You Can Make
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    Ways to Advocate for Science Throughout Your Career
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    What I Learned From Facing My Fears Doing Science Advocacy as a Grad Student
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    Speaking Openly About Using Animals in My Research
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    How to Have a Conversation About Animal Research
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    How You Can Encourage Institutional Transparency on Animal Research
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    How to Be a Science Advocate
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    Advocate to Appropriate: Getting Started in Science Policy
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    What Local Science Advocacy Looks Like
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