OpinionNovember 25, 2020
Scientists Are Becoming More Politically Engaged
Here’s what that means beyond the 2020 elections
Stories by Fernando Tormos-Aponte
Fernando Tormos-Aponte is an assistant professor of public policy and political science at the University of Maryland Baltimore County, a Kendall Fellow at the Union of Concerned Scientists, and a visiting sscholar at the Johns Hopkins University Department of Political Science. His research focuses on how social movements cope with internal divisions and gain political influence.
OpinionJune 25, 2020
On Racial Justice, Statements Are Not Enough
Academic institutions and scientific organizations must embrace collective action