Intersectional science policy writing workshop series

Please fill out the registration link for the individual webinars below!

WORKSHOP 1 - SACNAS - CLOSED

WORKSHOP 2 - 500WS

WORKSHOP 3 - NSBE

WORKSHOP 4 - NSPN

WORKSHOP 5 - NSPN

The Journal of Science Policy & Governance (JSPG) and the National Science Policy Network (NSPN) are pleased to co-host the 2021 International Policy Memo Competition focused on Intersectional Science Policy.

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To prepare and incentivize interested authors to submit policy memos for the competition, JSPG will co-host five writing workshops featuring  Special Topics Issue partners: the National Science Policy Network (NSPN), Society for Advancement of Chicanos/Hispanics and Native Americans in Science (SACNAS), 500 Women Scientists, and the National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE).

​The first three workshops will take place over two days. The first day will include a lecture on policy memo writing, followed by writing practice in groups. Science policy professionals will provide feedback on write-ups, and discuss their feedback extensively with participants on the second day. 

​These workshops will equip students, policy fellows, and early career researchers with the skills needed to write effective policy memos addressing justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion in all sectors of science, technology and innovation policy.

*More information coming soon*

*Additional workshop information coming soon*

Workshop 1: February 27 & 28, 2021: Impactful and Inclusive Policy Memo Writing, co-hosted with SACNAS - WATCH HERE

Workshop 2: March 6 & 7, 2021: Prioritizing Diversity in Science Policy Writing, co-hosted with 500 Women Scientists - REGISTER HERE

Workshop 3: March 13 & 14, 2021: Writing Policy Memos with an Equity Lens, co-hosted with NSBE - REGISTER HERE

Workshop 4: March 20, 2021:- Effectively Writing Memos as a Team, co-hosted with NSPN - REGISTER HERE

​Workshop 5: March 27, 2021: - Inclusive Policy Analysis and Policy-Making Tools, co-hosted with NSPN - REGISTER HERE

    Science and it’s resulting policies are fundamental to society and therefore must fully represent all intersectional identities by centering the voices and needs of our communities.

— Lauren Edwards, Interim Executive Director, 500 Women Scientists

    The National Society of Black Engineers is committed to engineering diversity by exposing and developing it's membership through leadership programs and opportunities. We support efforts to establish and promote policies that improve the workplace and shared environments so that all together we thrive.

— Rosalina Bray, Director, National Society of Black Engineers, Public Policy Special Interest Group