Join us this May 4th in New York City for the flagship March for Science

This year, the New Jersey March for Science is supporting the main March for Science event in New York City. We urge New Jersey residents who support science, education, and environmental action to join us At Foley Square on May 4th, speeches starting at 12 pm.

Click here for Full details of the New York City March

The event will include speeches by

  • Dr. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson, marine biologist, policy expert, and founder and CEO of Ocean Collectiv, a strategy consulting firm for conservation solutions grounded in social justice.

  • Dr. BethAnn McLaughlin, assistant professor in the departments of Neurology and Pharmacology at Vanderbilt

  • Alexandria Villaseñor, a 13-year-old climate activist living in New York City.

After the March, a Science Expo will be held at Pace University, welcoming budding and seasoned activists, curious minds and concerned citizens to engage with the causes and speakers that propelled them to march. The Expo will feature additional speakers and expositions on science and science-based advocacy.

Volunteers can Register here

FAQ

What should I bring?

  • Signs, banners and posters are most welcome

  • Comfortable shoes are recommended

  • Small bags and backpacks are permitted

  • Clear bags are preferred

  • Plenty of water and snacks

What should I leave at home?

  • Illegal drugs

  • Any weapon, or anything that can be used as a weapon, including sticks for signs, pocket knives, multi-tools, mace, etc.

  • Large bags will be subject to search by the NYPD

Will there be American Sign Language Translation?

  • Yes, there will be ASL translation for the keynote speeches.

What happens if it rains?

  • The march will proceed rain or shine.

How do I get to the march kickoff location? 

  • Foley Square is accessible via the subway via:

  • The 4,5,6 trains at the Brooklyn Bridge stop 

  • The R and W trains at the City Hall stop

  • The J and Z trains at the Chambers stop

For news, information, and updates Follow us on facebook and Twitter @NJScienceMarch.

The organizers of the New Jersey March for Science are volunteers and are not being compensated in any manner for their time and dedication to this event. Information is shared and disseminated as quickly as possible. Nothing in the information provided is intended to create a contractual relationship and Organizers are merely acting as facilitators to aid in the success of the event. Any person participating in the New Jersey March for Science does so at their own risk and at their own expense. No warranty of any kind, express or implied, are made by the New Jersey March for Science Organizers and Sponsors nor are Organizers and Sponsors liable for any monetary loss, personal injury, cancellation of event or misinformation. Participants release New Jersey March for Science Organizers and Sponsors from any and all legal liability and acknowledge that participation is at their own risk.