SciWri24 travel grantee Bec Roldan reports on the “Tools, Toys, or Trouble: Can A.I. Help Science Communicators” NASW workshop session in Raleigh organized by Abigail Eisenstadt, Matthew Wright, and Matt Shipman.
Dec. 10, 2024
SciWri24 travel grantee Lily Stewart reports on the "Pitch Slam 2024" NASW session in Raleigh organized by Sarah Scoles and Virginia Gewin.
Dec. 9, 2024
SciWri24 travel grantee Brianne Linne reports on "Nonhumans as Characters: What to Do When Your Subjects Can't Speak to You" NASW virtual workshop session organized by Cara Giaimo.
Dec. 5, 2024
SciWri24 travel grantee Kavin Senapathy reports on "Working Together to Make a Difference: Science Communication Collaboration to Drive Real-World Impact” NASW virtual plenary session organized by Erika Check Hayden.
Dec. 4, 2024
The National Association of Science Writers and its Awards Committee opens nominations for its Science in Society (SIS) Journalism Awards and its Excellence in Institutional Writing Awards (EIWA).
Entries for the NASW Excellence in Institutional Writing Awards are open now. With cash prizes, no entry fees for members, and submissions open to members and non-members alike, we hope that you enter your best work from this year and encourage your colleagues to enter, too. Entries close Feb. 1, 2025.
Entries for the NASW Science in Society Journalism Awards are open now. With cash prizes, no entry fees for members, and submissions open to members and non-members alike, we hope that you enter your best work from this year and encourage your colleagues to enter, too. Entries close Feb. 1, 2025.
SciWri24 travel grantee Vagner de Alencar reports on "The Bookmaking Journey in Three Acts: A Guide for Debut Authors" NASW virtual workshop session organized by Ferris Jabr.
Dec. 2, 2024
SciWri24 travel grantee Emily Payne reports on the "Best Practices for Working With Journalists as a PIO" NASW workshop session in Raleigh organized by Ken Kingery.
Nov. 26, 2024