Most adults in the U.S. and worldwide claim a religious affiliation. As an element of identity and worldview, faith informs many individuals' views of science, technology, and society at large. Engagement with faith communities and religious leaders about science can improve public perceptions and trust of scientists, advance evidence-based policy, and improve diversity, equity and inclusion in science fields. This commentary outlines examples and suggests guiding principles for science engagement with faith communities.
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Robert O'Malley
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John Slattery
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Curtis Baxter
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Katy Hinman
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Citation
ISSN
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1824-2049
DOI
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10.22323/2.20010311
Publication Name:
Journal of Science Communication
Volume:
20
Number:
1
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