Advocate with SETAC
SETAC Advocacy Work
SETAC advocates for public policies that:
- Advance environmental science and management
- Ensure funding for scientific research
- Support education and training in environmental sciences
- Protect scientific integrity and transparency
How SETAC Supports Scientific Advocacy
SETAC advocates for environmental science by:
- Providing communication tools. Our fact sheets translate complex issues into clear language to inform stakeholders.
- Organizing workshops and webinars. We bring together experts to develop solutions to urgent environmental challenges.
- Fostering strategic partnerships. We collaborate with other organizations to support policies aligned with our mission and values.
How Members Can Make a Difference with SETAC
Individual advocacy efforts strengthen our collective impact. Here are some ways you can advocate through SETAC:
- Use SETAC tools to engage locally. Leverage SETAC Fact Sheets when reaching out to policy and regulatory bodies in your region.
- Submit ideas and content. Suggest topics for Fact Sheets, webinars or workshops, and contribute articles or regulatory updates to the Globe.
- Participate in advocacy initiatives supported by SETAC. Join ongoing efforts promoted through SETAC News such as community sign-on letters, calls for individual advocacy, and rallies for science.
- Comment on regulatory proposals. Track regulatory proposals and open comment periods in you region and consider contributing insights or perspectives. Plan a workshop if you'd like to present consensus. Check the SETAC Globe “Regulatory Review” for updates from regulatory bodies around the world.
Region-Specific Resources
Europe
- Keep track of consultations from European Chemical Agency (ECHA).
United States
- Keep track of proposed rules in the Federal Register.
- Find your congress members by zip code.
- Use talking points. See AGU tips for crafting a message to policymakers.
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We Want to Hear from You
Help us strengthen our global impact by sharing your ideas, experiences or region-specific insights. Whether it’s a regulatory update, local advocacy success, or new environmental challenge your community is facing—we welcome your input. You can reach us at [email protected].