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Introduction
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The Hatch Act
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Who needs to be concerned
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Lessrestricted employees
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Furtherrestricted employees
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Nonpartisan activities
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Kellyanne Conway
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Republican National Convention
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Hatch Act
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First Amendment Considerations
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Speech Protection
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Publicly Expressing Political Opinions
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Working During Pandemic
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Registering to Vote
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General Tips
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Resources
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Questions
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Groups looking for scientists to participate
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How to make a difference
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How to deal with climate denial
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How to advocate for science
Description:
Explore how scientists can engage in political matters and participate in the 2020 U.S. election through this 57-minute webinar by AGU. Learn about the Hatch Act's limitations on political expression for government employees, understand First Amendment protections for political activism, and gain practical tips for involvement in campaigns and community activities. Discover best practices for balancing professional responsibilities with political engagement, addressing topics such as public expression of opinions, voting registration, and advocacy for science. Gain insights on dealing with climate denial and making a difference in the political landscape while minimizing potential professional repercussions.

How Scientists Can Be Involved in the Runup to the 2020 Election

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