Become a NASA Partner Eclipse Ambassador!
- 08/11/2022
Image Credit: R Fienberg, 2012
Make a difference in your community while celebrating solar science: apply now to become an official NASA Partner Eclipse Ambassador!
In 2023 and 2024, both an annular and total solar eclipse will each cross the United States. Through an exciting new partnership Eclipse Ambassadors Off the Paths, NASA is partnering amateur astronomers with undergraduate students to engage 500 underserved communities off the central paths of the eclipses - get your community prepared before the eclipses arrve!
Partner with a local undergraduate student and train together virtually in a three week workshop. Learn new tools and techniques for explaining eclipses and inspiring awe. Then, engage your community with effective outreach before the eclipse! You will receive a toolkit full of materials to enhance your outreach, including hands-on activities and hundreds of safe solar viewing glasses!
As a NASA Partner, you will be recognized for your commitment to public astronomy engagement with a special badge and certificate. You will be supported by a dedicated team at the Astronomical Society of the Pacific to get you partnered with local organizations serving underserved communities and helping everyone enjoy the wonder and science of solar eclipses, everywhere!
Learn more and apply today at eclipseambassadors.org
Last Updated: September 1, 2022
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