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Has anyone ever tried (for climate change or other issue) directing 
visitors to online petitions such as this one for the UN Climate 
Conference in Bali? http://www.avaaz.org/en/bali_emergency

I'm thinking either through a kiosk in the center or through e-mailings 
to members. What about a specific science center action email list (for 
members or non-members) for petitions such as these? Yes, online 
petitions have their problems, but would this be a next step people 
could take, or a way to connect things they gleaned from their center 
visit to changes at home, work, or school?

Aside from the technical issues of hosting a kiosk, does this seem like 
a way to get more people involved in any issue for which science centers 
start to "advocate"/talk about policy?

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Kathryn Stofer
TerraLink Exhibit Manager
Interim SpaceLink Exhibit Manager
Maryland Science Center
601 Light Street
Baltimore, Maryland 21230
410/545-5976
410/545-5974 fax
http://www.marylandsciencecenter.org/exhibits/terralink.html

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