The AAAS Annual Meeting, held in Chicago, IL from February 18-20, is a conference that brings together scientists, engineers, policymakers, communicators, and leaders from various sectors to explore the intersection of research, policy, media, and society. The meeting's theme, "Science Forward: Policy and Engagement for a Changing World," focuses on how ideas move through and are shaped by these intersections, with a goal of examining how evidence informs action and how collaboration built on trust ensures that science serves society. The conference invites attendees to examine the pathways that connect discovery to decision-making, communication, and public trust. The meeting aims to create an inclusive space for sharing ideas and knowledge, with a commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion. The program includes a panel discussion and workshops, with proposal submission sites now open. The meeting will feature a range of topics, including the role of science in policy-making, the impact of media on scientific communication, and the importance of collaboration and trust in achieving societal goals. The event is expected to attract a diverse range of attendees from various fields, including science, engineering, policy, and communication. The meeting's program will be shaped by the submitted proposals, which will be used to create a dynamic and engaging agenda.
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