Science for Georgia is a non-profit that works to ensure Georgia understands, values, and engages with science. We are dedicated to bridging the gap between scientists and the public through training, outreach, and advocating for the responsible use of science in public policy.
Science for Georgia was founded in 2018 because we believe that science can help address Georgia’s largest issues. There are evidence-based best-practices that can create positive change around climate change, food security, health, etc. all of which disproportionately affect BIPOC communities. We strive to open dialogues between scientists and communities where impact can be greatest, so that research can be applied, understood, and conducted equitably.
Read our Mission and Ethics Statement here.
Management Team
Michael Czajkowski, PhD
Director of Advocacy
Frankie Green
Director of Communications
Patrick Ryan
Director of Engagement
Board of Directors
Winston King
Learning specialist, artist, and media technologist.
