Scientists and Engineers for Change is a new political committee that believes science and technology are crucial building blocks for American prosperity that have not be adequately managed in the last four years. We dispatch leading scientists and engineers to college campuses and other places they can talk about embryonic stem cell research, global climate change and the other science and technology issues that the next president will have to address. Here are some ways you can help us:

1. Give us your e-mail address (in the box to your left) so that we can stay in touch with you about our activities.
2. Cut-and-paste the following message into an e-mail and send it to 50 friends: "Please join me in signing up for Scientists and Engineers for Change at https://scientistsandengineersforchange.org. It is a new political committee that believes research has been undermined and scientific integrity compromised by the Bush Administration. I'm going to give them a few dollars to reach more people and I hope you will, too."
3. Become a member of Scientists and Engineers for Change by making a contribution of any amount via Paypal and get a thank you message in return from Vint Cerf, father of the Internet, that is suitable for printing out and tacking to your the wall of your cubicle or forwarding to your friends.
4. Put "Scientists and Engineers for Change" or "S&E4C" in your profile on Tribe.Net, Friendster.com, Ryze.com, LinkedIn.com, Tickle.com, MySpace.com or any other social networking site and find a couple dozen other people who think Bush's disrespect of reason and rational thinking should be repaid tenfold at the polls on election day. If you don't have a profile on one of these sites go make one.
5. Write a letter to the editor of you local paper critical about one of the key science issues in the 2004 election.
6. to join us on the campaign trail in Minnesota, Virginia, Ohio or Florida from October 23rd through election day to help get out the vote. If you live in one of these states and can host one or more guests please let us know that.

With your help, we'll make substantial progress toward change in our nation's science and technology policies next month.