Responding to media layoffs, NASW debuts “Science Writers Roundtable” series with three webinars offering career support
The National Association of Science Writers announces its new Science Writers Roundtable public events series.
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NASW expresses solidarity with journalists facing layoffs and job insecurity
The National Association of Science Writers (NASW) Board of Directors issues a statement on recent layoffs and contractions across the journalism industry in 2023.
NASW contributes to WCSJ 2023 speakers travel fund
The National Association of Science Writers has provided financial support for the upcoming 12th World Conference of Science Journalists hosted by Colombia.
Announcing NASW's new Pivot Grant program
The National Association of Science Writers invites applications for its inaugural Pivot Grants, providing funding for science journalists and writers facing unexpected challenges and transitions.
Apply by April 7 for the 2023 NASW Diversity Summer Fellowship
The National Association of Science Writers invites applications for its 2023 Diversity Summer Fellowships, providing funding to supplement a trainee's summer internship stipends.
NASW’s 2023 annual Internship Fair and AAAS conference opportunities for NASW student members
This winter NASW’s Education Committee is offering several opportunities for NASW student members. Follow the links below to learn more. We look forward to seeing you online or in person or both!
Submit a session proposal for ScienceWriters2023
The University of Colorado Boulder and the CU Anschutz Medical Campus are excited to welcome us to the Rocky Mountains October 6-10 this year, and we will be offering virtual-only sessions, too.
Beyond the debunk: how science journalists can report on misinformation
SciWri22 travel grantee Andrew Meissen reports on the "Beyond Fake News: Reporting on Misinformation" NASW workshop session in Memphis organized by Kat Eschner.
Five science writers receive Diversity Reporting Grants from the National Association of Science Writers
Funding from the National Association of Science Writers is supporting freelance journalists in their coverage of underreported issues affecting U.S. communities.