Collage featuring a torn paper with a diagram titled 'The Quack Racket' showing images of people including Jay Bhattacharya, Dr. Oz, Marty, and RFK Jr., over a background of a black-and-white city street scene with posters.

Microflyers. We got them.

Looking for a quick solo mission to share pro-science messages and inform the public about Trump’s attack on science? We got you.

Print a few of these out and PUT THEM EVERYWHERE!

Waiting rooms, egg cartons, bus seats, restrooms, church pews… spread the word!

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A flyer urging support for the #FEMA36 letter during disaster response, featuring text emphasizing the importance of prioritizing search and rescue efforts, with a background image of firefighters working among debris after a flood.
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A four-panel political satire infographic featuring cartoonish and real figures with bold, colorful text. The first panel criticizes acetaminophen, claiming it has no link to autism, citing a scientific study. The second panel, titled 'The Quack Racket,' displays images of Jay Bhattacharya, Dr. Oz, Marty Makary, and RFK Jr., with hashtag #IMPEACHTHEQUACK. The third panel advocates fighting like hell against scientists, with a photo of former President Donald Trump at a podium. The fourth panel, titled 'Duck Around, Find Out,' has a rubber duck costume character, promoting RFK Jr.'s anti-vaccine stance and again using #IMPEACHTHEQUACK.
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A collage of four identical protest flyers promoting a science advocacy event, featuring bold red and black text, protest images with signs, QR codes, and a logo for 'Stand Up for Science.'
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A cartoon-style newspaper page with a black-and-white headline saying 'Breaking News'. It features an illustration of a large, cracked government building with a hammer embedded in it, a person with a human face and duck body wearing a tie, standing on grass with leafless trees in the background. There is a quote about scientists warning that 'the quack is running the coop'. The page encourages reading, signing, and sharing with a QR code and the web address standupforscience.net. The date is August 14, 2025.
A political protest flyer showing the phrase 'Restoring Gold Standard Science' with the word 'Fool's' crossed out and replaced with 'Restoring.' The flyer has a red and white logo that says 'Stand Up for Science,' and features a U.S. eagle emblem. It includes a message urging people to sign a letter condemning Trump's actions regarding science, with QR codes to sign the letter and check out the site. The flyer is duplicated in the image.
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A protest poster with a red background and black splatter design. It features a black and white image of a NASA space shuttle and includes text stating "No Cuts to NASA," "Fight Back," "Stand Up for Science," and information about budget cuts impacting NASA missions, with a QR code for more information.
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Infographic advocating for increased NIH funding for science, highlighting that over 99% of prescription drugs approved by the FDA from 2010 to 2019 were developed in labs funded by the National Institutes of Health. It features a graphic of a medical kit and a red bar representing small percentage of FDA-approved drugs developed without NIH support. The infographic urges viewers to learn more and contact their representatives, includes websites and social media handles, and a QR code.
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A repeated four-panel infographic promoting scientific and healthcare funding. It features a red and white 'Stand Up Science' logo, texts about FDA-approved drugs, NIH-funded research, and the Trump administration's budget cuts. Each panel has a graphic of a medical kit with bottles and pills, the National Institute of Health logo, and a QR code for additional info.
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Graphic supporting science funding, featuring list of scientific advancements funded by NSF and a cartoon atom with electrons revolving around a nucleus, and a red STAND UP FOR SCIENCE logo.
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A graph compares autism diagnoses and organic food sales from 1997 to 2020, showing both increase over time while stating organic food doesn't cause autism or vaccines.
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A sheet with four identical sets of text and graphs. The texts include: "Organic food sales have risen at nearly the exact same rate as autism diagnoses since 1997." and "Organic food doesn't cause autism. Neither do vaccines." Each set features a line graph comparing autism and organic food sales over the years, with a Stand Up Science logo, contact info, and a QR code.
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Four identical science advocacy flyers featuring a stylized atom graphic, a list of scientific achievements funded by taxpayers, a call to action to support science, and contact information including a QR code.
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