Welcome to Pro

This is a really good idea!

I agree that the focus should be non-partisan. Everything you listed can be boiled down to “Science is real.” As Daniel Moynihan said, “Everyone is entitled to his own opinion, but not to his own facts.”

Hi Everyone! These are some ideas I had, let me know what you think.

First, this march needs to strive to be as non-partisan as possible. It isn’t about progressive ideas or political ideology. Rather it is about rationality, the scientific method, and the importance of funding and listening to scientific research. The importance of using…[Read more]

My priorities are as follows:

1. Protect the unfiltered dissemination of peer-reviewed scientific findings.
2. Protect the allocation of federal research funding based on fair, competitive, and transparent merit review criteria by subject matter experts.
3. Ensure that policy decisions are based on reproducible data and conclusions that stand up…[Read more]

Protest censorship of evidence based and peer reviewed (by experts in the field, not people with political and financial interests!) science (and scientists), freezing of federal grant money distribution with no explanation, question the financial interests of cabinet member appointments

Personally, it is very important to not make any disparaging comments toward people who already have a distrust toward the scientific community (e.g., climate change deniers, anti-vaccination people). Making degrading or deriding remarks toward people who disagree (no matter what their personal belief system is based on) will only further…[Read more]