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Civic Science StoriesCivic Science Stories Skip to content Civic Science Stories Scroll down to content Finding Reason If we are to make a change in the world with science as a tool for good, we must listen to the stories of why people come to science, how they value and use science in their lives, and how science helps and hinders societal progress. As a new generation of the civic science community assembles and works to create a compass towards longer-term plans, if it is to live up to its civic intent, it must center diverse articulations of what it will look like to reach this goal, and also what it looks like when that doesn’t happen. Our ultimate hope is that these stories will lead us to a place, a people, and a plan to satisfy our collective longing for what science could be but isn’t…yet. The stories shared in this publication are far-reaching — they’re personal, they ask hard questions, they share intimate responses and above all, they collectively ask for science to be done differently. They point to the urgent need to build science that centers the person, that acknowledges its power and position and reshapes its structures with a lens of justice. We invite you to read deeply, open your heart, learn anew, and reflect:  When you’ve finished your work in this world, what do you hope to have done to shift the way people receive science’s power, benefits, and wonder?  Looking out seven generations to come, what encounters with science do you hope your ancestors will experience as commonplace that you are not yet experiencing today? Download the Finding Reason publication – High Resolution | Lower Resolution Civic Science Stories Publication Download the Finding Reason publication – High Resolution | Lower Resolution Contact Keep me informed about upcoming Civic Science Stories news and events * indicates required Email Address * First Name Last Name Distributed under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 license (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0), unless otherwise credited. Project convenors: Karen Andrade, Shannon Dosemagen, Sam Dyson, Allen Gunn Story editor: Joshua Friedman Designer: Maria del Carmen Lamadrid This work was made possible with generous support from the Rita Allen Foundation and the Science in Society Funder Collaborative, with additional support from the Packard Foundation, through Multiplier and the Intertidal Agency. Twitter Emailenusen-US1729118281https://civicsciencestories.org

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