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Your next steps might be getting in touch with NASA on how we should send humans to Mars. With the sampling from the rovers on the planet may give us some hope of possible colonization in the future. There may be some evidence of water and oxygen on the planet that may help support the development of colonies on Mars. Maybe if you could, you can try to send NASA an email on how this process could be done. You could ask them on the type of spaceship needed to get to Mars. The amount of food, water, oxygen, emergency kit, etc. can also be discussed to NASA. If getting humans on Mars can't be done in the immediate future, you should try asking them on what needs to be done to allow humans to successfully land on Mars, from training to tests in certain environments, this information should be included in a discussion with NASA. You are always welcome to ask more info on this process. But regardless, I am confident that one day we will see the first humans to land on Mars in one piece and being able to survive on the planet for periods of time.