March for Science Brainstorm

Today, we will begin brainstorming some potential platform issues and solutions to suggest for the March for Science committee.

For beginners

Format

This exercise works well as an in-person workshop or an online exercise. It can be done individually or in a group.

Materials

  • Pen/pencil & paper
  • Collaborative document editor like Etherpad or Google Docs

Introduction

A initial call for a March for Science came out as a response to restrictions placed on government agencies to not release information to the public.

Steps to Complete

  1. Background / Planning

    Present some background information to support your session, replace this text with whatever links and resources you might need.

  2. Create a Resource

    Provide some paragraph instructions on creating a resource or materials or notes that apply the backgroun you provided to other projects; if you have several projects, consider adopting a template "project structure" that is consistent across projects, take a look at this example.

  3. Make Supporting Materials

    Make a THING: Provide instructions for whatever is needed to make supporting materials or a more polished version of the draft in step 2

Glossary

Term-to-Define

Some definition of that term.

Term-to-Define-2

Some definition of another term.

Follow-up Resources & Materials

Credits & Attribution

This is any kudos or contributions you'd like to acknowledge