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The Advocacy Newsletter is a monthly email that keeps ASBMB members up to date with our advocacy activities. Catch up on past issues at the links below.

2023

ASBMB resource guides, ASBMB Today features, webinars and more.

Updates on the NIH's simplified peer-review framework and more.

The NIH's budget, contingency plans for a government shutdown, and more.

Seeking questions from members on the PASTEUR Act.

Wins and losses on DEAI in the U.S. research enterprise.

Recapping the year's advocacy efforts.

Thanks to everyone who participated in our letter-writing campaign, and introducing the new Advocacy Training Program cohort.

Learn about the Advocacy Training Program and a webinar on navigating the U.S. immigration system as a scientist.

Catch up with the public affairs team at #DiscoverBMB, and more "Finding the funds" webinars. 

Soliciting feedback on the NIH CSR peer review proposals and a new webinar series. 

2022

Recapping the year's advocacy efforts; and join us at #DiscoverBMB.

Two upcoming events provide opportunities to learn and network, and catch up with our recent advocacy activities.

Welcoming new members of the Public Affairs Advisory Committee, and what we're asking for on your behalf.

Learn about two recent wins — bills incorporating provisions that the ASBMB had advocated for.

Learn about recent advocacy activities, including meetings with the NIH, NSF and DOE.

About the Public Affairs Advisory Committee and recognizing its members.

A Capitol Hill Day recap and soliciting feedback on NIGMS training programs.

Advocate for science funding and science-related provisions, and the Advocacy Training Program is back.

Appropriations season on Capitol Hill and come and see us at the 2022 ASBMB Annual Meeting in Philadelphia.

New staff and multiple comment letters with key recommendations to strengthen the NIH’s NRSA fellowship review process and to support basic scientific research in the U.S. Senate’s proposed pandemic preparedness bill.