Stand Up for Science Releases New Report on U.S. Scientific Ecosystem
Date: October 8, 2026
Location: WASHINGTON, DC, UNITED STATES
Stand Up for Science has launched the first part of its comprehensive report, Forging the Future of Science and Democracy. This analysis discusses the current state of the U.S. scientific ecosystem and outlines strategies for creating a more resilient future.
Key Highlights:
- Title of First Section: “How We Got Here: Strategies and Tactics”
- Focus:
- An examination of the players and tactics affecting the scientific community.
- A documentation of significant losses, including the reduction of 100,000 federal science employees.
Notable Quote:
“Deep reflection is necessary to learn from our past mistakes and rebuild better—assumptions of good faith no longer hold.”
— Dr. Colette Delawalla, CEO and Founder of Stand Up for Science
About the Report:
The first part of the report deep dives into five key areas affecting scientific research and includes insights from Stand Up for Science’s research and policy team. It serves as a thorough assessment of changing policies and its impact on scientific research in the United States.
The full report is available for viewing and download on the Stand Up for Science Foundation site.
Future Sections:
Upcoming parts of the report will address Accountability, Deconstruction, and Reconstruction, scheduled for release through early 2027.
About Stand Up for Science:
Founded in February 2025, Stand Up for Science advocates for science and democracy, responding to actions impacting federal science agencies. The organization gained recognition following its National Day of Action, which engaged over 50,000 participants globally.
Contact Information:
For comments and media inquiries:
Char Bowling
Email: media@standupforscience.foundation
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