On June 6 NCSCE hosted a screening of the film Counted out: Math is Power. The film investigates the biggest crises of our time—political polarization, racial and economic inequity, global…
We encourage members of our community to reach out if NCSCE resources or assets can support your work. What we can offer now: Our digital platforms—Do you have relevant knowledge…
These are dark times for both science and education. The withdrawal or freezing of federal funding, mass firings in federal agencies, total bans on program, activities, and even specific words…
REGISTER HERE Following up from our November “Data Literacy 101” workshop, NCSCE is offering a deeper dive into data with this free workshop. Recent technology including social media and artificial…
You are invited to join us at the March 1-2, 2025 “Sustainability and Climate Change Across the Curriculum” workshop arranged in a collaboration between SENCER Hawaiʻi, SENCER Center for Innovation…
Many of your NCSCE colleagues will be participating in this national demonstration of support for science, public health, the environment and evidence-based inquiry. Science impacts everyone!
August 1-4, 2024 Humanizing STEM: Higher Education’s Role in Realizing the Social Contract for Science In 1997 Jane Lubchenco, the incoming President of the American Association for Science, issued a…
Congratulations to SENCER Ambassador and NCSCE’s 2021 Wm. E. Bennett Awardee Pat Marsteller for receiving the nation’s highest honor for mentors in science and technology. Marsteller, who retired in 2020…
NCSCE’s journal Science Education and Civic Engagement: An International Journal (SECEIJ.net) features a special form hosted by The Indigenous Knowledges, Encouragements, Engagements, and Experiences (’IKE) Alliance for Transforming STEM Education…
Join and follow us at @ncsce.bsky.social. Lots of STEM reform people and groups are joining and and the science communication and advocacy numbers are HUGE and growing. Its pretty nice…
