Mary Woolley presented to the Fogarty Global Health Fellows Orientation on "Winning Hearts and Minds for Research in 2020 and Beyond." You can view her presentation here.

Grateful to listen to Mary Woolley about ResearchAmerica and the work they are doing to advocate for Science. Lets engage our Politicians in our Science! We have a lot in common; we serve the society, we believe in data. #Fogarty2020 #ResearchAmerica #Fogarty_NIH pic.twitter.com/bWI2CYL5IM

— Catherine Khei Koofhethile (@KheiKoofhethile) July 13, 2020

Importance of finding the "narrative spark" Dr. Mary Woolley from @ResearchAmerica at #Fogarty2020

We need to do better in science communication! pic.twitter.com/71MZNK9Idi

— ShaileyPrasad MD MPH (@shaileyprasad) July 13, 2020

Mary Woolley joined a BIO 2020 Supersession, "Science on the Front Lines and on the Front Page." The panel was moderated by Seema Kumar, MS, Vice President of Innovation, Global Health and Policy Communication, Johnson & Johnson Innovation. Mary was joined on the panel by Clive Cookson, science editor, The Financial Times; Michelle McMurry-Heath, MD, PhD, President and Chief Executive Officer, Biotechnology Innovation Organization; and Joe Palca, PhD, Correspondent, Science Desk, NPR. A video of the session is available to general public here. 
 

Mary Woolley presented at the American Physical Society April 2020 meeting (registration required) in a panel discussion on the "Intersection of Science and Politics." Her presentation was entitled The Public Context of Science Includes a Political Context.

Mary Woolley presented "Winning Hearts and Minds for Research in 2020 and Beyond" to the January 2020 Annual Meeting of the Association of Medical School Microbiology and Immunology Chairs (AMSMIC) in San Pedro Island, Belieze.