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"As the scientific landscape evolves, the agency faces increasing challenges that raise important questions about how NSF can best support the nation’s research enterprise for decades to come.To help answer those questions, the American Physical Society, in collaboration with strategic partners, launched NSF Forward — an initiative to develop bold, actionable recommendations that will help position the NSF to meet the evolving needs of the nation, its citizens, and science. The form to submit your ideas is open until September 14."

"The American Geophysical Union is documenting the real-world impacts of recent U.S. Administration actions that have resulted in cuts, delays, and disruptions at NSF and other science agencies, including any downstream and indirect effects (e.g., on jobs, research, funding, meeting attendance, scholarly publishing) on scientists, institutions, and facilities in the U.S. and worldwide, as well as on society at large.There is no close date for this survey right now, but responses submitted before 31 August will be most immediately useful."

"Federally-funded science is once again facing massive cuts, endangering American innovation and our STEM workforce. Join us in ensuring the future of U.S. science stays bright.You can help by asking Congress to prioritize robust science funding to the sciences with this form from the American Physical Society.All supporters of science are welcome to participate; APS membership or membership with a supporting partner organization is not required."

"The FY2027 President’s Budget Request (PBR) was released on 3 April, and it once again proposes major cuts to our science agencies. We need your help once more to ensure that Congress takes swift and decisive action in rejecting the FY2027 PBR. Every voice makes a difference.In this blog post, the American Astronomical Society will break down the details of the FY27 PBR for NASA Science, NSF, and DOE Office of Science, and we will highlight significant details as they relate to programs within the astronomical sciences."

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