1. needs you!

2. Get involved with your IYA2009 National Activities

3. Write an article about astronomy or IYA2009 in your local newspaper.
Hawaii Tribune Herald – 21 August 2008
Write an article about astronomy or IYA2009 in your local newspaper.

4. ESO Open Day
Help organise star parties or open doors, particularly during 100 Hours of Astronomy.

5. Give talks to local astronomy clubs, science centres, schools, planetariums, cultural centres and astrocafés.

6. How you can contribute to IYA2009
Start a blog! Link it with Cosmic Diary!

7. Go to schools and run astronomy themed activities.
UNAWE Germany
Go to schools and run astronomy themed activities.

8. Support amateur astronomy societies.
TWAN – World at Night
Support amateur astronomy societies.

9. Encourage work experience for high school and undergrad students in your institution.

10. How managers can contribute to IYA2009
Encourage work experience placements for science students.
Encourage “artists in residence” programme in the organisations or institutions.
Laurie Anderson - NASA's first Artist In Residence
Encourage “artists in residence” programme in the organisations or institutions.
Michel Gondry – MIT’s Artist In Residence

11. From Earth to the Universe – 2008 - Liverpool, UK
Host exhibitions of astronomical images produced by your institution or From Earth to the Universe or The World at Night.

12. UNAWE Meeting
Liaise with partner organisations, share resources and mount joint events.

13. Our dream is to see every astronomer in the world involved in the International Year of Astronomy 2009.

14. www.astronomy2009.org IAU IYA 2009 Secretariat
ESA/Hubble/ESO – Munich – Germany
Contact:
Pedro Russo
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