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Read this excellent report in the Columbia Journalism Review from CASW president and NASW member Cris Russell about the excitement and optimism surroundin
Announced this morning in London: The Arab Science Journalists Association, in a historic first co-bid, has, together with NASW, landed the bid for the next World Conference of Science Journalists to be held in spring 2011 in Cairo. Our two associations will work together to build exciting programs, reporting opportunities, and field trips for science journalists from all over the world. Over 900 science writers from approximately 70 countries are currently attending the 2009 World Conference of Science Journalists in London. Stay tuned for developments, specific dates, and ways to get involved.
This summer, the National Association of Science Writers will award grants of up to $2,500 each to support education, training or other activities that help established science writers continue or advance their careers in today's rapidly changing media environment. The size and number of the grants will depend on specific proposals received; NASW will award up to $25,000 of our Authors Coalition funds for this purpose.
NASW members: Here's your latest update on NASW news and what your board is doing on your behalf: A skills-building workshop; annual meeting update; and voting on an NASW constitution change.
NASW members: Here's your latest update on NASW news and what your board is doing on your behalf.
News about the ScienceWriters2009 meeting, a vote on amending the NASW Constitution, recipients of travel fellowships, and more in the new NASW Update (members login required).
Here is the latest update from the NASW board on current matters of interest to members.
Seats will be available at the door on a first-come, first-served basis for the NYC Regional ScienceWriters Meeting. Cash or check made out to NASW only: members $18, non-members $25, full-time students $5.