We’ve marched for women. We’ve marched against travel bans, walls, and hate. We’ve marched for science. We’ve marched for the climate. We’ve marched for our lives. Now finally it’s time to march to the polls.
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From Forrest Mayer:
“ I'm a science communicator and I'm running for State House! We need a more scientifically literate electorate and you can help us get there! Come meet me for a meet and greet in Downtown Broken Arrow!” facebook.com/events/19143515…
Forrest Mayer, science teacher/candidate “Come out and hear me cover the importance of being scientifically literate while blowing your mind with a new look at the universe at next month's Think and Drink!” facebook.com/830057280/posts…
Celebrate the history of protest music with a special program. The program will feature music used to make a point and show a purpose.
The program is set for 2 p.m. Feb. 11 at the Woody Guthrie Center Theater. The program is included with admission to the Center.
Get a jump on this election year of action. Not just a march, but a family friendly indoor activism fair promoting women’s rights, human rights, social and environmental justice, and voter engagement Tulsa Jan. 20 facebook.com/events/17507206…
So Neil Gaiman wrote a poem about science and it's great for Mother's Day. (Language advisory) vimeo.com/214686538
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