EvoKE is a community of scientists, educators, science communicators, policy makers and journalists, all united around the idea of making biological evolution and the science behind it more accessible and understandable to the society. EvoKE aims to build a collaborative, diverse, and dynamic network of people interested in promoting a greater scientific literacy in evolution. … Continue reading Call for EvoKE 2021 organisers!

The EvoKE Electoral Committee has launched the election voting system on September 17th. All members of the community should have now received e-mails from the Electionbuddy voting platform with their vote ticket. Make sure to check your spam folder if you can't see any such e-mail in your inbox. For more information about the candidates … Continue reading EvoKE Board elections are open!

To ensure the continued development of EvoKE, the Structure Group along with the Board has been working on having EvoKE become a legally recognised structure. Our EvoKE meeting in Split will see an important milestone towards achieving this goal - our first official election! The first steps have already been taken. We now have a … Continue reading Board candidates call & elections

 contributed by Graciela Escudero During the Evoke meeting (March 2017, Porto) we worked on the idea of developing an immersive game, in which the players would use critical thinking applying the rules of evolution and have fun with it.   I took those fantastic ideas back home and tried to develop “the game” further with the … Continue reading Immersive Game goes to Spain!

Well, ok. Not really ...  In searching for the EvoKE Project recently using google, one the Gardeners came across this blog page as a top hit! (Your mileage might differ, of course.) Nice to see that the ID people are taking us seriously. It almost lends some kind of legitimacy to the whole project. But, … Continue reading EvoKE makes internet headlines!

The organising team for the EvoKE 2017 meeting in Porto, Portugal were recently interviewed by Nature Ecology and Evolution about the meeting and the wider goals of EvoKE. Read both the interview and the associated editorial!