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Kristan Uhlenbrock - Creating a New Institute at the Denver Museum of Nature & Science

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Kristan Uhlenbrock, a scientist, writer, and communicator, leads the Institute for Science and Policy at the Denver Museum of Nature & Science, where she is dedicated to weaving thoughtful science into public conversations and decision-making. Kristan shares the origin story of the Institute for Science and Policy, a unique organization born from a desire to address the growing politicization of science and create a space for nonpartisan, evidence-based dialogue. She describes the institute’s mission to make better decisions as a society by integrating science and evidence into public discourse. Kristan recounts the institute's early days, from its conceptualization in 2018 to navigating the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic, which ultimately broadened their focus to include public health.She discusses the institute's work in climate change, energy, natural resources, and public health, emphasizing the importance of partnerships and collaboration in tackling these complex, intersectional issues. Kristan details the institute's convening model, which brings together diverse stakeholders to find common ground and develop actionable solutions. She also introduces the new Colorado Science and Technology Policy Fellowship Program, a landmark initiative that will place scientists in the state legislature to provide technical expertise and support evidence-based policymaking. She also discusses her podcast, "Laws of Notion," explaining how it uses the power of storytelling to explore complex societal issues, from the energy transition in coal communities to the water crisis in the West.Episode in a glance- The Origin Story of the Institute- Bridging the Gap Between Science and Decision-Making- The Institute's Focus Areas- Convenings and Collaborative Problem-Solving- The Colorado Science and Technology Policy Fellowship Program- The Power of Storytelling and the "Laws of Notion" PodcastAbout Kristan UhlenbrockKristan Uhlenbrock is a scientist, writer, and communicator who leads the Institute for Science and Policy at the Denver Museum of Nature & Science. With a background in marine science and a passion for bridging the gap between science and society, she is dedicated to fostering thoughtful public conversations and evidence-based decision-making. Kristan is also the host of the "Laws of Notion" podcast, where she explores how we can rethink our ideas to create a more sustainable and equitable future.Connect with Kristan Uhlenbrock and her work:Laws of Notion Podcast → https://lawsofnotion.org/Institute for Science and Policy → http://institute.dmns.org/LinkedIn → https://www.linkedin.com/in/kuhlenbrock/Send us a message!

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