Stand Up for Science Ohio

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We are the Ohio chapter of Stand Up for Science (http://standupforscience.net) Follow us for updates on how science cuts and political interference are affecting science and the environment in Ohio

THIS SATURDAY, 1-3 PM EST. We are hosting Phone Bankinging for Brian Poindexter, OH - 7 to unseat incumbent Max Miller admid serous domestic violence allegations. Brian Poindexter is a working class, pro-science, pro-union, candidate for Congress! Sign up at the link: zurl.co/2iQjA

The graphic displays a photo of an old phone and the red Stand Up for Science logo. The graphic reads: "Support a working class, pro-science, pro-union candidate for Congress. Sign up to phone bank this Saturday, August 22 from 1 - 3 PM EST for Brian Poindexter, Ohio District 7. We provide everything you need, you get to make an impact across state lines."

Based on recent Executive Orders from the Oval Office, we are calling on Ohio's Health Director, Bruce Vanderhoff, to once again express support for the current Ohio mandatory immunization schedule. We must protect our children from vaccine preventable diseases.

Join us Thursday March 28 at the Ohio Statehouse for the culmination of the Great Ohio Climate March! We will be there representing Stand Up for Science! There is another great event at Salt Fork State Park this Saturday May 23

Informational flyer about the Great Ohio Climate March

Stand Up for Science chapters are participating in May day rallies across the country because scientists and science students are workers too! We are excited to join our colleagues in OSU's chapter of the American Association of University Professors this Friday at noon. Please join us!

A flyer advertising a May day event near Ohio State University on May 1 at 12pm at the intersection of 15th Ave and High street in Columbus

Need a reason to show up and fight tomorrow? Ohio has lost over $11 million in federal funding from the NIH. Funding research has been the United States' best investment for decades. In FY23, every $1 in NIH spending returns $2.46 in economic activity. (1/2)

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