No Kings 10am this Saturday at NIH

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Looking for a way to support publicly
funded health research and election integrity all on one glorious Saturday morning?

This Saturday, October 17th at 10am outside of NiH at Medical Center Metro we will rally for health research and democracy. Listen to speeches by Jenna Norton, PhD, MPH; Natalie Aviles, PhD; Joanna Szczepanik, PhD; Shiv Prasad, PhD; a representative of Senator Van Hollen, and more. All NIH staff speak in their personal capacities. Music by Northstar Union, merch available, families welcome. Bathroom shuttle by community member to downtown Bethesda.

We will finish the event by walking downtown walking downtown to Bethesda and taking the metro to DC to drop off our ballots en masse.

🎥Livestream from @27UNIHTED Instagram

Share widely and RSVP here: https://www.mobilize.us/nokings/event/1030942/

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r/NIH • u/GoldStandardNIHilism • 6h ago

Social Security 2027 Raise - 3.6%… Fed Employees 2027 Raise - 0.0%

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r/NIH • u/Eastern-Cellist-6884 • 2h ago

NIH Postbac Stipend

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How are ppls experience with the 44k stipend? I’m concerned that it’s not enough.

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