Greetings Civic Science Community, Several recent reports have punctuated our network discussions as we continue to think collaboratively about what science needs from democracy, and what democracy needs from science.  We continue…

The 2024–25 Civic Science Fellows cohort will launch in spring 2024. As 2024–25 host partners open applications for Fellows, we will share them here and in our monthly newsletter.

Greetings Civic Science Community, Beyond the headlines of ChatGPT, partnerships are coalescing to find more effective, resilient responses to misinformation—from social scientists investigating approaches through research (as Civic Science Fellow Michelle…

Greetings Civic Science Community,  What an exciting time for the civic science community—as we see growth and change coming from contributions from many, and from connecting with one another across…

Greetings Civic Science Community, We recognize that some of the most challenging problems of science are found outside the lab—including knowing what scientific questions are most meaningful, designing ethical ways of…

Some 20 million Americans experience high-impact pain that significantly impairs their life or work, but it is often referred to as a silent epidemic. It is a problem that often…

Civic Science Fellow advisor Dietram A. Scheufele shares challenges associated with communicating science online.

Civic Science Fellow Michelle Amazeen (2021) and advisor Mariette DiChristina explore the role science communicators play in bridging the divide between science and society.

Resource partner Brooke Smith discusses the connection between science and society in new article…

Scicommers, a program that helps scientists and engineers improve their science communication skills, has moved to BU’s College of Communication…