2026 Virtual Events Video Archive (Member access)
Video archive of members-only NASW virtual events from 2026.
Past events
2025 Virtual Events Video Archive (Member access)
Video archive of members-only NASW virtual events from 2025.
2024 Virtual Events Video Archive (Member access)
Video archive of members-only NASW virtual events from 2024.
2023 Virtual Events Video Archive (Member access)
Video archive of members-only NASW virtual events from 2023.
Joint event: The shifting landscape of science communication ethics
Science writers and editors are facing a rapidly shifting professional landscape, shaped by political pressures, evolving industry norms, and the growing influence of artificial intelligence. In this one-hour webinar, panelists representing freelance writing, academia, and journalism will discuss how science communicators can approach their work ethically in a time of change.
ScienceWriters Spotlight: Making metrics matter for science communications
Clicks, likes and impressions tell only part of the story. So how can science communicators measure the real impact of their work? Join us for this webinar from NASW’s Institutional Communicators Committee as we explore how university comms staff are developing more meaningful ways to evaluate science and research communications.
Virtual freelancer meetup: Networking social
The NASW Freelance Committee virtual meetup on May 7 will be an open networking social with small group discussions in breakout rooms. Hang out with familiar faces and new colleagues to commiserate, connect, and collaborate!
Virtual networking social: Pitch swap
The NASW Freelance Committee invites you to a virtual pitch swap. Please bring your fully-fleshed out, half-baked, or just-a-thought-in-the-wind pitches to share and receive casual feedback, and be ready to offer helpful critiques to others.
Capturing the most from interviews with PIs
Getting time with busy scientists at your institution can be challenging, so it’s important to capture the most from interviews when they happen. During this NASW session, Gary Werner – science writer and senior media relations officer at Arizona State University – shares advice from his experience.