Public understanding of science is urgent.

Now more than ever, scientists and science organizations need innovative, effective engagement with the public. Science builds on a foundation of many minds, many voices, many perspectives, and is strengthened by being inclusive. From art-science collaborations, citizen science projects, and museums… to science social events, workshops, and social media… working with Brighter Impacts will give your research the advantage of a unique, innovative, and well-designed science engagement project, with equitable opportunities for participation.

Brighter Impacts won’t just free you up to focus on your research — it will empower your research grants to eclipse the competition.

 With over two decades of experience, Brighter Impacts provides full-service science engagement — from designing your project, advancing equity, selecting the right evaluator, creating a logic model, writing the Broader Impacts statement, managing the project, to reporting on outcomes and impacts after it’s done.

Explore this website to find out more.

–Nancy Lowe

Asheville Science Tavern tardigrade party with Paul Bartels

“What They Were Wearing,” from Species Icons, referencing moth mimicry

Science communication class from Warren Wilson with Peter Erb

Moth Party at AS IF Center with John Pickering and Sam Droege

Snake Walk at Penland School of Craft led by Shae Bishop

Nature journaling class at The Howard School

Learning greenhouse techniques at Emory with Howard School students

Evolution: An Art Experiment, at Atlanta Science Festival with Nicole Gerardo

Science table at Earth Day