“From Dr. No to Dr. Know: The Importance of Community Scientists” with All of Us Wisconsin, the Network of the National Library of Medicine and SciStarter Join All of Us Wisconsin, the Network of the National Library of Medicine and SciStarter for a one-hour live, online event: “From Dr. No to Dr. Know: The Importance of Community Scientists” Researchers need your help to change the future of medicine. The All of Us Research Program is inviting one million people across the U.S. to help build one of the most diverse health databases in history. They welcome participants from all backgrounds, and researchers will use the data to learn how our biology, lifestyle and environment affect health. This can help researchers find ways to treat and prevent disease. This event will feature a panel convened by All of Us Wisconsin, so come ready with your questions about the future of health research! The panel includes: Bashir Easter, PhD - Assistant Director Milwaukee, UW All of Us Vivian King - Communications Advisor, UW All of Us Leslie McAbee, PhD - Milwaukee Outreach Coordinator, UW All of Us Mirtha Sosa Pacheco - Milwaukee Program Manager, UW All of Us Robert Jackson - Raising the Bar, Inc., Community Partner All of Us Before the event, feel free to discover real science you can do via https://SciStarter.org/nlm and learn more about the All of Us program via https://joinallofus.org/nlm. For background on All of Us, check out the SciStarter blog: https://blog.scistarter.org/2021/01/how-one-million-volunteers-could-one-day-revolutionize-medicine/