Consider donating to R4E for #GivingTuesday 2025
“I learned so much about performing reproducible research in both the wet and dry lab during an R4E workshop. I was so impressed by their approach that I decided to join R4E to help advance their mission of empowering researchers to produce truly reproducible science.”
Ann Wells, PhD
R4E Needs in 2026
If you are looking for a way to show your support for a community-led project like ours, please consider making a donation during our #R4EtaughtMe campaign. Even $3 helps keep us going!
For 2025, we are hoping to receive funds to help keep us going in 2026. Our yearly costs are outlined below:
Website domain $15
Website $276
Google Workspace $201.60
Why support R4E?
One of our core values is to support a diverse network of researchers. We lower barriers to participation in scientific conferences by underrepresented scientists by providing financial stipends, registration fees, and society memberships for BIPOC, women, LGBTQ2S+, and scientists with a disability. By volunteering to lead an R4E workshop, these researchers gain invaluable skills and access to new opportunities, including leadership skills, teaching experience, networking, and mentorship opportunities.
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Reproducibility for Everyone (R4E) is a community-led education initiative to increase adoption of open research practices at scale. R4E volunteer co-instructors run over 20 workshops per year at premier scientific conferences. R4E workshops fill a gap in core researcher training by introducing practical reproducibility content to a broad audience. Since 2018, R4E volunteers have run workshops on 6 continents for thousands of researchers!
R4E volunteer co-instructors are supported by sponsors and donors like you who care about reproducibility and rigor in research!
This December, the R4E community wants to highlight the impact of R4E’s work so far with the #R4EtaughtMe campaign. Please help amplify the lessons learned by researchers all over the world by sharing our #R4EtaughtMe (X/Twitter) and BlueSky posts!
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