Friends of the March for Science PHL

Endorsements

"The Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University supports the March for Science, and we encourage everyone connected with the scientific community to participate. The success of our nation and the future of our planet depend on the prioritization and advancement of scientific research and education. Founded in 1812, our mission is to advance research, education, and public engagement in biodiversity and environmental science. We will continue to deliver robust, credible science to the public to help citizens, educators and policymakers alike make informed decisions about issues that impact our everyday lives."

The Audubon Society's mission is to conserve and restore natural ecosystems, focusing on birds, other wildlife, and their habitats for the benefit of humanity and the earth's biological diversity.

The College of Physicians of Philadelphia strongly supports the consistent use of peer-reviewed, normative science in making public policy decisions.

"Conservation Voters of Pennsylvania supports the March for Science because good environmental policy can only come from a solid scientific understanding of the natural world. We rely on science to help us tackle threats from climate change to clean air, land, and water. CVPA works to ensure that Pennsylvania's elected officials understand the issues our environment faces, and encourages them to stand up for pro-environmental policies"

"The water Philadelphians drink every day comes from the Delaware and Schuylkill Rivers. Biology, ecology, chemistry and engineering are key to knowing if our water is clean enough to drink, safe enough to play in and healthy enough to support life. Citizens should be empowered with a basic understanding of science so they know how to keep our waterways clean and healthy. Independence Seaport Museum is all about water and supports the March for Science."

"Pennsylvania Earth Science Teachers Association (PAESTA) is a statewide organization of close to 800 members that focuses on K-12 Earth and space science teaching and teachers. The challenges being faced by scientists are directly impacting not just what we teach, but how we teach. We are sharing with you our statement where we endorse not only the March in DC but all the marches taking place in Pennsylvania."

Philadelphia Physicians for Social "Responsibility"Science is the foundation of medical practice. It is how we make informed decisions and improve patient care. Without science we would still be practicing bloodletting and chants."

SciStarter is the place to find, join, and contribute to science through more than 1600 formal and informal research projects and events. Our database of citizen science projects enables discovery, organization, and greater participation in citizen science.

"Science is embedded in all aspects of our society from advancing video game technology to literally saving lives. At Start Talking Science we profoundly support all aspects of science research, funding, and education. Start Talking Science is a free annual public event, this year on Sept. 28, where researchers present non-technical posters to the general public. We proudly stand with the March for Science."

“As a university that has prepared students to be leaders, innovators, and practitioners in the healthcare and science fields for nearly 200 years, University of the Sciences is proud to endorse the March for Science and join our fellow champions in this celebration of science. Since our founding, USciences graduates have contributed to progress in every dimension of the health sciences and are proven everywhere they go.”