A discussion of climate policy with Todd Fernandez (Climate Crisis Policy) and Cynthia Leung (Climate Science Communication for Youth). Moderated by Tiffany Kilfeather, co-director of programming of March for Science NYC.
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Throughout the year, March for Science NYC holds educational events connecting the public to activists, scientists, and public officials to promote direct action supporting science policy. In 2020, we believe that the most effective action is voting. From participating in local elections to presidential elections, casting our ballots is how we can each affect policy.
Our team stands for policy based in evidence, or policy directed by science and data.
In the digital age, information is everywhere, and navigating the political process can be a daunting task. We hope to put science in the hands of voters: the STEM the Vote initiative seeks to provide voters with up-to-date, peer-reviewed knowledge on key voting issues including climate, healthcare, and immigration.
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