Some marchers donned knitted brain hats to keep warm and show their support for neuroscience.
Juliet M. Beverly
Bill Nye, the Science Guy, served as an honorary co-chair for the March for Science, and led the charge to the Capitol Hill.
Alissa Ortman
On Earth Day, April 22, thousands marched on Washington, D.C. to voice their support for robust science funding, and the role science plays in improving all of our lives. They were joined by advocates in more than 600 satellite marches, taking place in over 50 countries worldwide. Check out these photos from the BrainFacts.org team of our favorite sights from the Washington march, and send us your favorite moments on Twitter and Facebook.
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About the Author
Juliet M. Beverly
Juliet is the BrainFacts.org content manager. After graduating with a Bachelor of Arts in print journalism from Howard University in 2006, she previously worked at the Embassy of Austria in the Office of Science & Technology and for the online magazine bridges.