What will a new president and a newly convened Congress mean for U.S. government funding for social science? What should – or can – researchers, students, teachers and the public do to ensure that social and behavioral science is well supported for the benefit of the nation?
Join Wendy A. Naus, executive director of the Consortium of Social Science Associations (COSSA), a nonpartisan umbrella organization that works to protect and promote social and behavioral science, as she discusses these questions in a free, hour-long webinar that will include ample time for audience questions. COSSA has already released a 10-point series of recommendations for the Trump administration to consider.
The webinar is scheduled for 12 p.m. ET/9 a.m. PT on February 9. It is free, but attendees are urged to register in advance because online space is limited.