FAQ
What is the SCIENCE AT RISK Emergency Office?
The SCIENCE AT RISK Emergency Office is a project dedicated to supporting scholars and students affected by war, repression, and threats to academic freedom. We provide financial assistance, networking opportunities, and professional development support to help at-risk academics continue their work in a safe and sustainable way.
Who does the project support?
We support scholars and students from Ukraine, Belarus, and Russia who are at risk due to war, political persecution, or other forms of repression. Our initiatives help them stay engaged in academic work through research funding, fellowships, and international collaborations.
What kind of support do you offer?
Our support includes:
Emergency financial assistance for scholars in crisis
Funding for public lectures and publications to help at-risk academics stay visible in their field
Workshops and training for professional development
Advocacy for academic freedom to raise awareness and promote systemic change
Emergency financial assistance for scholars in crisis
Funding for public lectures and publications to help at-risk academics stay visible in their field
Workshops and training for professional development
Advocacy for academic freedom to raise awareness and promote systemic change
How can I apply for support?
If you are an at-risk scholar or student, please check our website for available support programs. You can also contact us at support@science-at-risk.org for more information on current opportunities.
Can I contribute to the initiative?
Yes! There are several ways to support our work:
Donations: Your contribution directly supports scholars at risk.
Volunteering: Join us in advocacy, research, or event organization.
Spreading awareness: Share our mission and initiatives within your network.
Institutional partnerships: Universities and research centers can collaborate with us to provide opportunities for at-risk scholars.
Donations: Your contribution directly supports scholars at risk.
Volunteering: Join us in advocacy, research, or event organization.
Spreading awareness: Share our mission and initiatives within your network.
Institutional partnerships: Universities and research centers can collaborate with us to provide opportunities for at-risk scholars.
How can I become a volunteer?
We welcome volunteers who want to support our mission. To apply, please send an email with your CV and a short motivation statement to administration@science-at-risk.org.
Are there job opportunities at SCIENCE AT RISK Emergency Office?
Currently, there are no open positions. However, you are welcome to send an unsolicited application to bewerbung@science-at-risk.org. We will contact you if a suitable opportunity arises.
How can I stay updated on your work?
How can I contact you?
For general inquiries, please email us at contact@science-at-risk.org. If you have specific questions about support programs, volunteering, or donations, refer to the relevant email addresses listed in the FAQs.
