The world’s grand challenges are complex and multi-faceted, often occurring on multiple scales, from local to national to global. AAG’s Elevate the Discipline Resource tier is a publicly available multimedia resource hub that ensures all members from any stage of their career or level of interest can share their research for public and policy change. Explore resources and take the steps to get involved. Ten Paths for Scientist Engagement and Advocacy—This free resource from the Union of Concerned Scientists outlines ten methods of engaging in advocacy for science, by scientists. https://buff.ly/pB47WYL Citizen Resource Center—This free resource from the Congressional Management Foundation includes sections on how congress works, how to communicate with congress, and how to schedule and conduct meetings with members of congress. https://buff.ly/DL803xh Sharing Science—The Sharing Science Community, curated by the AGU, is a community of science communication and policy-interested folks. Through AGU Connect, members have the opportunity to interact with one another, access to a library of more than 100 scholarly manuscripts on the science of science communication, the opportunity to receive information and opportunities from us, and more. https://buff.ly/TZ2IzPi AAAS Communication Toolkit—This free resource, offered by the AAAS, provides scientists with the fundamental tools to communicate their research, ranging from working with journalists, to engaging with policymakers, and outlines a few of their mini workshops. https://buff.ly/JJXmsHw Science Network Leaders—This resource, organized by the Union of Concerned Scientists is focused on building out localized leadership and advocacy around the role of science in public policy, through (1) Science for the Public Good, and (2) Team Based Organizing Initiatives. https://buff.ly/6YLetI3 Access our full list of resources: https://buff.ly/ZxIbGEN (fb)

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