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Amplify Our Voice: Become an ASA Social Media Ambassador

April 1, 2026 Leave a Comment

The American Statistical Association invites members to become an ASA social media ambassador by sharing and amplifying ASA content within their professional networks. When members share and repost our content within their own networks, reach and impact multiply. In that spirit, we are launching this program to make it easy for members to help extend the ASA’s voice and visibility.

The ASA thrives when members share their stories. Every day, the ASA highlights research initiatives, member news, learning opportunities, advocacy efforts, awards, scholarships, and conference deadlines on LinkedIn, BlueSky, Instagram, and Facebook.

At its heart, being an ASA social media ambassador is about connection. Sharing the work you believe in, supporting a profession you care about, and helping others discover the value of belonging to the ASA helps our organization grow. And when the ASA grows, the entire statistical community benefits.

Serving as an ambassador isn’t a time-consuming commitment. It can be as simple as reposting ASA updates with an insightful comment; tagging colleagues on an opportunity relevant to their work; or sharing why a particular article, event, or initiative resonates with you. Peer-to-peer engagement is powerful. People trust insights from colleagues, and your voice adds credibility and authenticity to the conversation.

Your participation also strengthens the community. Visible member support reinforces pride in the profession and helps students and early-career statisticians feel more connected. Online conversations extend the sense of belonging beyond conferences and publications into everyday professional life.

There are personal benefits, as well. Sharing ASA content demonstrates leadership and engagement with current developments in statistics, ethics, education, policy, and data science. Adding your perspective positions you as an informed, active professional and can spark conversations that lead to collaborations, mentorship, speaking opportunities, or career growth.

Ultimately, being an ASA social media ambassador is about showing up for the profession and inviting others to do the same.

Interested in becoming an ambassador? Fill out the form or email Kim Gilliam, ASA marketing project manager, to let her know you’d like to help extend the ASA’s visibility.

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