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Get science deniers out of science museums

Rebekah Mercer sits on the board of one of our nation’s largest and most respected natural history museums, while she bankrolls groups that deny climate science. More than 200 top climate and Earth scientists have signed a letter urging the museum to cut ties to Mercer. Add your voice to theirs.

Indigenous Science Letter

While Western Science is a powerful approach, it is not the only one. We teamed up with the Center for Native Peoples and the Environment to organize a March for Science endorsement letter affirming the role of Indigenous Science and traditional ways of knowing. Add your voice.

Archaeologists & Museums Denounce Desecration of Standing Rock Sacred Sites

We stand with the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe and affirm their treaty rights, tribal sovereignty, and the protection of their lands, waters, cultural and sacred sites, and we stand with all those attempting to prevent further irreparable losses.

Scientists to AGU: Drop Exxon Sponsorship

The American Geophysical Union and ExxonMobil have a sponsorship deal, at the same time that Exxon is under investigation for its long history of climate denial campaigns. If the world’s largest association of climate and Earth scientists does not take a stand against climate misinformation, who will?

Keep it in the Museum

The climate crisis calls for leaders who are willing to do more than observe and curate history — it calls for leaders who are ready to help make it. Museums of science and natural history can be those leaders.