Our report on #ChildPoverty was recently cited in a @nytimes article on the effects of unconditional cash payments on early childhood development, adding important context to the ongoing discussion about how to best support low-income families & children:

Applications are open for the New Voices Program 2026–2028 Cohort!. Join a network of mid-career SEM leaders at @theNASEM tackling national and global challenges. 📅 Application Deadline: September 3, 2025.🔗 Learn more: #NewVoices #scipol #nasem

RT @Blueprint4STL: A new report by @TheNASEM has examined the impact and effectiveness of out-of-school programs and found that their impac….

Our report examines factors at local, regional, and national levels that impact widespread implementation of Pre-K–12 #STEM #education innovations. Read more:

How can insights from the social sciences help align AI adoption with environmental and economic goals? Join us on August 15 for a discussion with social science and industry experts on AI-driven energy demand and information sharing.

RT @theNASEM: Intergenerational mobility has been valued by many throughout American history, yet at times and for many groups it has been….

Join us at #JSM2025 to learn more about the latest eighth edition of Principles and Practices for a Federal Statistical Agency! The conference includes two sessions where the report will be featured. Learn more:

Despite an increasing need to understand the provision of care, collecting data on the care economy remains difficult. Watch our recent open session focused on data needs and challenges associated with measuring the care economy:

A new special issue of @PNASNews features a series of articles inspired by a colloquium hosted by our Standing Committee on Advancing Science Communication. Learn more about these papers that advocate for a paradigm shift in #ScienceCommunication:

Concerns about #cybercrime have increased significantly as the internet has become an ubiquitous part of modern life. Our new interactive resource presents a taxonomy to better measure cybercrime in the United States. Learn more:

How can the U.S. boost upward mobility for all members of society? Our new report looks at the key domains that shape economic and social mobility and the data infrastructure needed to support an extensive research agenda.

ICYMI: Our recent webinar explored our new report, The Science and Practice of Team #Science. We discussed best practices, institutional and funder guidance, and priorities like hybrid #teams and tech tools.

The U.S. is aging fast. How can we use the social and behavioral sciences to meet this urgent challenge? Join us on August 12 for a webinar on supporting healthier, more connected lives as we age:

Register now for our national action-focused summit on July 22-23 that looks to reimagine approaches to graduate education and postdoctoral career development in STEMM:

Join us on July 10 for a virtual public session on the health and safety impacts of temperatures in passenger cabins of commercial aircraft. There will be designated time for public comment. Register here: #AviationSafety #SafetyStandards

Incorporating human insight and oversight is critical to implementing #AI in real-world environments. Our proceedings explores the latest thinking on the interplay between AI and organizational cultures.

At our latest workshop, experts explored neural mechanisms, contemplative practice, & clinical insights for treating mental health. Watch Now: #Neuroscience #Empathy #MentalHealth

RT @theNASEM: #TeamScience is now the norm in addressing #interdisciplinary challenges — but it requires more support, structure, and inten….

Thank you to the over 300 researchers, practitioners, policymakers, and funders who joined us at the Convocation on the Status of Informal #Science and #Engineering #Education! You can catch up or re-watch the event recordings on our website:

Join us for a webinar discussing our recently released report, The Science and Practice of Team Science, featuring the co-chairs Dr. Diana Burley & Dr. Mo Wang.