Science and Democracy
On April 22, 2017, thousands of community members showed up to march through downtown Milwaukee to demonstrate their commitment to science. Now it’s time to show up at the polls!
Milwaukee Area Science Advocates (MASA) believes science should play an integral role in shaping policy that impacts our everyday health and well-being. We believe it’s important that our elected officials feel the same way.
2022 is an important election year. Do you know which candidates support the science policies that matter to you? Do you know which candidates will work to enact them?
Now is the time to find out.
Fill out this form to join in our effort to learn more about the candidates and how they will incorporate science in their public policymaking. Use the form to share your thoughts and/or sign up to join in this effort!
News
Read about MASA highlights, local science news & policy, and scientists in our community.
PRESS RELEASE: Milwaukee Area Science Advocates asks candidates how they will use science in policymaking
MILWAUKEE – Milwaukee Area Science Advocates (MASA) asked the 2020 candidates how they will use …
2020 Science Voter Guide: Southeastern Wisconsin
How will your candidate use science in policymaking? We’re here to help you find out! …
Actual Living Scientist: Neal Korfhage
Glassblowing is a scientific art form that uses heat to melt and form glass into …
Wisconsin Rocket Society Reaches for the Stars
Madison, WI- A soaring new STEM organization called the Wisconsin Rocket Society is setting out …
Preserving America
On October 30th, Milwaukee Area Science Advocates (MASA) had the opportunity to present a canning …
Science and Policy for 2018 Wisconsin November Midterm Election
On November 6th, Wisconsin will hold a midterm election to elect offices of the Governor, …
Get Involved
Help advocate for science in the Milwaukee Area!
Milwaukee Area Science Advocates (MASA) is 100% volunteer run and relies on passionate and motivated people like you. We’re a friendly group of scientists and science enthusiasts, and always interested in fellow science advocates joining our team.

Keith and Will demonstrate our DIY Microscope at COA Goldin Center’s Beyond the Book Bag Community Event.