Science Trust Project
Science Trust Project participants are part of a vibrant and engaged community building cutting-edge communication skills to mitigate the spread of misinformation with humility, curiosity, empathy, and facts. We offer webinars, workshops, coffee hours, and opportunities to practice vital skills with a community of scientists engaged in addressing misinformation.
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Recent Science Trust Project virtual events
Join your colleagues at upcoming webinars and review past webinars to learn more about addressing misinformation and disinformation about science. You can explore ways to build trust, combat misinformation, and communicate effectively. You may also participate in expert-led discussions, practice your communication skills, and connect with a community of like-minded individuals.
View more Science Trust webinars on YouTube
See past webinars on topics ranging from advocacy, climate change, public trust in scientists, and more.
Resources to address misinformation
Zack Pruett introduces participants to the APS Science Trust Project and provides an overview of the key concepts for cultivating “science trust."
Learn how to write an effective newspaper op-ed by focusing on the tenets of newsworthiness and other writing tips.
This training will help you learn how you can address science and health misinformation and help improve public understanding of science.
Hear leaders in physics discuss the extent, causes, and impact of misinformation.
Contact
To learn more about the Science Trust Project, please contact the APS Public Engagement team.
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