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Action Center
Stay informed and take action on issues that impact neuroscience.
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Ask your Representative to Join the Congressional Neuroscience Caucus
The Congressional Neuroscience Caucus offers the opportunity to shed light on the importance of neuroscience research and its role in impacting human health.
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Urge Congress to Support Neuroscience in FY 2025
Join fellow NeuroAdvocates in urging Congress to support neuroscience priorities and increase research funding for Fiscal Year 2025. Advocates are asking for increases for existing Institutes and Centers at NIH, the BRAIN Initiative, NSF, and the VA Medical and Prosthetic Research Program which would demonstrate the congressional commitment to scientific research and discovery.
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Urge Congress to Protect Biomedical Research
Join fellow NeuroAdvocates in urging Congress to protect congressionally approved funding for biomedical research and the scientific workforce and ensure reliable funding continues uninterrupted.
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Advocacy Network News
Stay informed of the latest science policy news, opportunities for engagement, and advocacy resources.
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Introduce Yourself to Your Congressperson
Connect with your elected officials as a constituent and resource for neuroscience and scientific research.
Our Programs and Tools
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Global Advocacy Programs
We work with international research communities to increase support for the field.
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Apply for Advocacy Training
SfN offers two- and four-hour in-person Advocacy Training Seminars.
Media Resources
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View “Advocacy: A Global Commitment”
This short video shows how we build international support, and where you can get involved
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Watch "Neuroscience Advocates Build Support for Neuroscience"
Learn how other #NeuroAdvocates speak directly with policymakers to make connections between federal investment and brain research advancements.
Global Advocacy Programs
Learn how SfN works with the international research community to build support for scientific research and why you should get involved on a local level.
