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Soapbox Science Comes to North America at Yonge & Dundas in Downtown Toronto

May 21, 2017Citizen Science, Education, People, Public understanding of science, Science Education, Social Media, Women in ScienceScience Communicationdbazely

In a savvy move to help me catch up with my posts, I've turned tweets about Toronto, and North America's first Soapbox Science event into a Storify that you can read here:

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