Science for Georgia is bridging the gap between science and society through impactful and engaging:
Science and technical communication training
• Serious: SciComm Academy
• Stand Up Comedy: Jazz Hands
Community outreach programming
• Georgia Science Junction, formerly Atlanta Science Tavern
• Climate Survival Training)
Environmental Health and Justice awareness and action
• Environmental Justice & Climate Protection Conference
• Follow-on work
Legislative policy work
• Literacy Education
• Protecting the Okefenokee
• Illegal Sludge Dumping
Data for Good, contextualized data stories around Environmental Justice Mapping tailored to individual communities, such as South Fulton
In 2023, we reached 1000+ event attendees and 300+ SciComm Academy post-secondary students.
Our social networks reach over 10,000 people across Georgia. We connect science & technology current and emerging professionals, community advocates who lean into evidence-based action, and the “sci-curious.”
By sponsoring Science for Georgia, a 501(c)3 non-profit, your organization will be made more visible to a target audience of people directly connected and interested in science and technology.
Moreover, you will be supporting our activities that promote positive social, economic, and environmental outcomes for Georgia.
Please scroll down for our sponsorship opportunities. Don’t see a sponsorship opportunity that meets your needs? We are always excited to collaborate on unique opportunities and are happy to figure out how we can best work together to meet needs!
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Community Outreach Programming
Get involved by sponsoring and/or hosting our community outreach programming: Georgia Science Junction or Climate Survival Training.
At Georgia Science Junction scientists and researchers engage with the public via accessible & interactive presentations on interesting topics. This program started as the Atlanta Science Tavern and events are held in community spaces (eg pubs and coffee shops).
Impact and outcome: scientists gain experience communicating to the general public, and the audiences better understand and appreciate science and technology.
Recent topics: Volcanos, Urban Water Management, Fast Fashion, Vaccines. Held about once/month
Climate Survival Trainings are hands on activities to increase resilience, build community, and develop sustainability knowledge and skills. This program started in response to feedback from young adults (ages ~18-35) who find that the generalized anxiety they experience around climate change is reduced when they learn “survival” skills.
Impact and outcome: Improved mental health for young adults and increased sustainability education.
Recent topics: composting, starting plants from seeds, simple electrical work, basic woodworking, growing edible mushrooms. Held about once/month.
We offer single, seasonal, annual, and eighteen-month event sponsorship packages. For each time period you can be a Gold or Silver level sponsor.
All sponsor logos will be featured on videos on our YouTube channel and on our 9000+ member MeetUp group.
Annual or Eighteen-Month Sponsors
Individual event follow-up thank you email highlighting your company.
Gold Sponsors
Silver benefits plus individual thank you on social media.
Silver Sponsors
Listed on website, event advertising, pre- and post- social media, follow-up emails, and thanked during event.
| Gold | Silver | |
| Single Event | $500 | $250 |
| Seasonal (Spring, Summer, or Fall) |
$1,000 | $500 |
| Annual | $3,000 | $1,500 |
| Eighteen Month | $5,000 | |
Science and Technical Communication Training
Science For Georgia offers a no application needed, science communication training program. We guide Science and Technology post-secondary students and professionals in building bridges across disciplines and out into the larger community.
Launched in 2024, Science for Georgia offers Humor Me! Professional Development training at your company OR college campus. A blend of our serious and stand-up comedy communication training. Help your team learn effective communication in a fun and friendly environment! Embrace your inner-awkward to break out of silos and meet KPIs!
All professionally hosted workshops enable you the unique opportunity to support hosting no-cost workshops on campuses around Georgia.
Data for Good
Science for Georgia’s Data for Georgia program connects communities, data scientists, subject-matter-experts, and college/university students together to identify, quantify, and address environmental and health concerns. Visualizing relevant open-source data, contextualizing it in terms of impacts, and providing action items to address and remediate concerns. Our work with South Fulton community members was featured on WABE!
Get involved with this program by sharing a community-driven data need, mentoring students, or sponsoring the creation of a data story. Gain access to the university and college students that we work with via practicum classes and internships.
Environmental Justice and Climate Protection Conference
Be part of the growing Environmental Justice movement in Georgia by Sponsoring our Environmental Justice & Climate Protection Conference. This third annual conference will connect you to environmental justice and climate conscious communities. The 2023 conference had over 185 in-person and on-line attendees.
Science for Georgia, Dogwood Alliance, Emory CHARTER, and Center for Black Women’s Wellness are respected leaders in the climate justice movement. Their combined social reach is over 3.5 million people.
Your support enables community members and students to attend the conference – including travel scholarships.
Sponsorships must be received by May 15, 2024 to ensure inclusion on print materials.
Sponsorship levels:
Environmental Justice Hero | $2,500
Climate Champion | $1,000
Change Agent | $500
Friend of EJ | $50