Allie Sinclair

What motivates people to take action and share info about climate change? We tested 17 psychological interventions in a tournament—Discover the winners in our new paper! Out now in @PNASNews w/ @falklab, @MichaelEMann, & team. Thread ⤵️ 1/9 pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pn…

What a great #scicomm #scipolicy "Save Our Science" panel we had this week with @drkiki, Ellen Kuwana, Colette Delawalla, @AdrianaBankston @sinclair_allie, watch the video & see resources we discussed here: biotechnetworks.org/sos #NIH #NSF #SCIMaP #StandUpForScience

Out now in @NatureHumBehav: Cuts to NIH funding will impact the economy and employment nationwide. We visualize these losses and advocate for a theory-driven approach to communicating local, self-relevant impact. w/ @joshuasweitz + SCIMaP team: nature.com/articles/s4156…

Big update to scienceimpacts.org: See the devastating impact of cancelled NIH grants nationwide, and how losses at institutions spread to surrounding communities. All in addition to the future losses that would result from cutting funds for indirect costs of research.

"Many people believe climate change is happening, but most don’t act. Why?" by Sarah DeWeert for Anthropocene Magazine on the recent @PNASNews article led by PCSSM PostDoc @sinclair_allie, coauthored with @MichaelEMann & Emily Falk @falklab. anthropocenemagazine.org/2025/05/many-p…

"Behavioral Interventions Motivate Action to Address Climate Change" | Honored to be co-author on new article in @PNASNews led by our @PennCSSM post-doctoral scholar Allie Sinclair w/ Emily Falk & others: @Penn @APPCPenn @PennAnnenberg @PennSAS pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pn…

🚨Our new paper out in @PNASNews led by @sinclair_allie!🚨 We tested 17 psychological interventions head-to-head in a “tournament” to see what motivated people to take action and share info about climate change. Winners depicted here for brevity; read our paper for details!