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March for Science Organizer: 'Titans' Like Einstein, Galileo, Carson Engaged With Politics

  On Earth Day, tens of thousands turned out for the March for Science in Washington, D.C., despite the rain, celebrating ideas, facts, and empirical data while chastising climate science deniers.

Making Art at the March for Science

Inside the Poets for Science tent, Kim Roberts was giving a workshop on poems about insects and spiders.  

Advocates gravitate to DC in the name of science

David Ruth by Clint Datchuk   Thousands of marchers dressed in lab coats and brain hats carried pro-science messages as they gathered in the rain at the National Mall in Washington, D.C., Saturday morning with a common goal: inform the public that science matters. 

The Two Feet of One Walking: Poets March for Science

This Saturday tens of thousands of people are expected to assemble and walk in the March for Science in Washington, D.C., and many more will join satellite marches in more than five hundred locations across the world.

American Poets, Refusing to Go Gentle, Rage Against the Right

  American Poets, Refusing to Go Gentle, Rage Against the Right  

Poets for Science

Posters from Poets for Science. Photo courtesy of pw.org.  

Poets for Science

 

The Two Feet of One Walking: Poets March for Science

This Saturday tens of thousands of people are expected to assemble and walk in the March for Science in Washington, D.C., and many more will join satellite marches in more than five hundred locations across the world.

This Weekend, Poets March For Science

This weekend the Wick Poetry Center will travel to Washington D.C. to participate in the…

Poetry as Protest and Sanctuary: Jane Hirshfield’s Magnificent Poem Against the Silencing of Science and the Assault on Nature

 
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