Soapbox Science

Promoting women scientists and the science they do
Soapbox Science at the Royal William Yard, 2023
Katie Rhodes

  • Royal William Yard, Plymouth

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Soapbox Science is a novel public outreach platform for promoting women and non-binary scientists and the science they do.
The event aims to transform public areas into an arena for learning and scientific debate with the aim to encourage women and non-binary scientists, and also challenge perceptions of who a scientist is.
The University of Plymouth has participated in Soapbox Science for a number of years and we're delighted to return to the Royal William Yard for 2025.
The event will coincide with the monthly Good Food & Craft Market which attracts some of the region’s top artisan makers as well as the region’s finest food and drink producers and vendors.
Email events@plymouth.ac.uk for any queries.
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Reasons to do Soapbox Science Plymouth!

  • To improve the visibility of women and underrepresented genders in science.
  • To engage with people who might not otherwise encounter science.
  • To publicise your amazing work.
  • To take part in one of our fantastic Soapbox Science workshops and learn about engaging the public in your work.
  • To meet other fantastic scientists and to join the Soapbox Science alumni community!
  • To join the conversation about equity in science and to highlight your ideas about how we can increase the visibility of women and underrepresented genders in science.
  • To get the chance to communicate your science with props and a soapbox: what more could you want?!
  • To be part of Plymouth’s Royal William Yard's bustling market in an amazing historic location by the sea.
  • To have lots of fun!

Organising committee

 

Soapbox Science's mission is to help eliminate gender inequality in science by raising the profile, and challenging the public’s view, of women and non-binary people in science.

Watch this short video to find out what it's all about >>

 

Event photography and video

Please be aware that some of the University of Plymouth's public events (both online and offline) may be attended by University staff, photographers and videographers, for capturing content to be used in University online and offline marketing and promotional materials, for example webpages, brochures or leaflets. If you, or a member of your group, do not wish to be photographed or recorded, please let a member of staff know.