A final dash across the United States: updates from the 2018 March for Science
The crowds were much smaller for the second March for Science, but the concerns may have been even more intense
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Got data? Survey of 2017 March for Science doesn’t make the grade
Online results capture enthusiasm of supporters but are not representative -
March for Science responses split down party lines, says new Pew survey
Sixty-eight percent of polled Democrats supported the march, compared with 25% of Republicans -
More than 1500 people told us where and why they marched for science
Online survey suggests that first-time protesters and nonresearchers swelled the ranks at the weekend pro-science event -
Will the March for Science wither away like the Women’s March?
Protest veteran warns against a week of inaction -
Rain doesn’t stop researchers from doing science at the march
For survey researchers, it’s all about the data -
‘Boffins and their VERY academic chants’: How the media covered the March for Science
Papers marveled at nerdy signs, highlighted controversies—or ignored the march -
Lots of scientists marched yesterday. Five explain why they didn't
Reasons vary, from creaky knees to doubts about tactics -
Live updates from the global March for Science
Follow the action with Science's reporters around the world -
At a San Diego poster-making party, the Trump elephant in the corner
March organizers everywhere stress it’s nonpartisan. But … -
What if every scientist and engineer in the U.S. marched? How many would that be?
Depends on how you define scientists and engineers -
Meet the 30-somethings behind the March for Science
The three co-chairs never expected to catalyze a global happening -
For Congress, March for Science is a Democratic event
Criticism of party and president’s policies appears to be keeping Republicans away -
Faith groups backing march see an ally in science
Church leaders see opportunity to emphasize unity, not differences -
Marchers around the world tell us why they're taking to the streets for science
Participants share how the March for Science has become a global movement -
Examine thyself: Researchers set to study the March for Science
Several teams plan surveys exploring who is marching and their politics
