List of Contributions

This April, let’s reflect on how trust is built in community-engaged science. Through the AAAS Trust(ed) Scientists Project, members are practicing simple yet powerful skills such as listening, thoughtful introductions, and “showing up” in community spaces. These practices are directly aligned with ...

This April, I'd like to highlight how members of the AAAS community are strengthening their public engagement skills through the AAAS Learning Hub. The AAAS Learning Hub supports STEMM professionals in building communication, leadership, and engagement capacity through flexible, on-demand courses. Some ...

At the AAAS Annual Meeting, one theme that continues to stand out is how policy innovation depends on science at scale; not just generating knowledge, but translating it into evidence-based decisions that work across communities. Across conversations, there is a clear emphasis on strengthening the connection ...

What examples from the AAAS Annual Meeting show how scientific discoveries move across disciplines, sectors, and communities to address societal challenges? As we reflect on the AAAS Annual Meeting and its focus on Science @ Scale, I've been thinking about what it really takes to move science from research ...

This February, I'm inviting our Local Science Engagement Network (LSEN) community to reflect on something simple but powerful: What do you love most about your local science engagement work? As Digital Liaison with the AAAS, I've seen how strong community partnerships make science more accessible, ...