ASP 2021 Summer Symposium

ADDRESSING CLIMATE CHANGE FROM AN ASTRONOMICAL PERSPECTIVE
A Virtual Meeting Hosted by the ASP in Partnership with Astronomers for Planet Earth (A4E)

Regular Registration cut off is July 21, 8:59pm PT/ Scholarships Still Available

This virtual conference will be recorded for our international audiences, or for those who can not attend. Registration is required.

Guest plenaries and speakers include:
Jeffrey Bennett I Yvonne Cagle I Debra Fischer I Anthony Leiserowitz I Travis Rector

Topics of interest:
Climate Science, Education, Communication, Policy, Activism, Advocacy, Impacts, and Institutional Change I Astronomical Perspective on Climate Change

Who is this symposium for?
Astronomers/Scientists I Science Educators & Communicators I Astronomy Students

Climate Policy Advocates I Climate Activists I Amateur Astronomers

Register Today!

Join us for a day-long interactive symposium to explore the astronomical perspective as we fight to protect our planet.  Through a series of talks, panels, and workshops, participants will engage with the global communities of the ASP and A4E to learn about causes, consequences, and solutions related to the climate crisis.  You will come away with knowledge and tools to better communicate, educate, and advocate for solutions to climate change as well as inspire change on an individual, institutional, and societal level. Ticket includes a special public talk and exclusive symposium attendee-only discussion, the evening before the symposium, with Jill Tarter, founder of the SETI Institute.

Regular Registration cut off date/time is July 21, 8:59pm PT'