Science Is Constantly Evolving

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Reporters waiting outside the federal courthouse in Harrisburg, PA.
Reporters waiting outside the federal courthouse in Harrisburg, PA.
The legal basis of Kitzmiller v. Dover
After the Dover Area School Board adopted a policy in 2004 requiring that “Students will be made aware of gaps/problems in Darwin’s theory and of other theories of evolution including, but not limited to, intelligent design,” and subsequently attempted to require its ninth-grade biology teachers to…
NCSE Graduate Student Outreach Fellow Rachel Larson
NCSE Graduate Student Outreach Fellow Rachel Larson
Grants fuel science outreach by NCSE fellows
A group of people supporting science
A group of people supporting science
Science is a Way of Knowing
NCSE/Penn State survey graphic
NCSE/Penn State survey graphic
Encouraging news about evolution education
"Not Science" newspaper headline
"Not Science" newspaper headline
Kitzmiller v. Dover: The last gasp of "balancing" evolution
Houghton, Bolin, and the Madrid conference center
Houghton, Bolin, and the Madrid conference center
Madrid 1995: A sentence to change the world
Earth
Earth
"Climate Curricula Hit US Schools"
Max Yip
Max Yip
Special award goes to long-time volunteer
NCSE has sought to honor the scientists, educators, activists, journalists, and others making an impact in evolution and climate change through our yearly Friend of Darwin and Friend of the Planet awards. This year, NCSE is also honoring one of those individuals whose behind-the-scenes passion and…
The Bobcat fire in 2020.
The Bobcat fire in 2020.
A new poll on climate change action and acceptance

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