Stand Up for Science is officially supporting rallies in Washington DC and 31 other cities around the country. This means that a confirmed site leader—backed by our core team—is actively organizing a public event with SUFS volunteers.
If your city isn’t listed as a site of an official SUFS rally, you can still make your voice heard by joining the nationwide campus and workplace walkout at 12:00 PM local time on March 7th or adding your local event below.
You can find all of the events that we are aware of on the map below. (Official SUFS rallies are in red, walkouts and other local events are in blue.) Each pin is located at the exact meeting location that has been provided to us, and you can click on the pins for more information about each event.
Our goal at Stand Up for Science is to host a series of nationwide nerd parties that–and this is the most important part–empower people to take continued steps to advocate for science as a tool for social progress well after March 7th.
Nobody ever wants an event to turn dangerous, but sometimes they do.
Even if you don’t think you’ll need it for March 7th, think of this information like knowing CPR or mental health first aid. Even though you hope there’s never a reason–at any event–that these tips become necessary, it’s always better to be prepared.
Note: We’ve tried to keep this list as short and sweet–yet informative–as possible, but this isn’t all. We highly recommend looking through the linked resources, as well. The more you know
Not really “from” anywhere. I have retired in Charlotte. Great weather and no fires, hurricanes, earthquakes, etc. Too religious though. Can’t have everything!
