Archives of past NASW Advance Copy virtual events. Find links to past events, video recordings, and panelist bios.
Revisit this January 2025 virtual primer on digital safety.
“Even though the world needs mining more than ever, the world needs mining to change,” Christopher Pollon writes in Pitfall: The Race to Mine the World’s Most Vulnerable Places, recipient of NASW’s 2024 Science in Society Book Award. It’s sometimes better to leave metals in the ground, he suggests, and capture those needed for present-day use by recycling outdated products, such as smartphones.
SciWri24 travel grantee Rambo Talabong reports on "How to Build Trust with Sources — Dos and Don'ts" NASW plenary session in Raleigh organized by Rodrigo Pérez Ortega and Priyanka Runwal.
Dec. 12, 2024
SciWri24 travel grantee Madhukara Kekulandara reports on "When Words Aren’t Enough: How to Make Visuals Part of Your Storytelling” NASW virtual workshop session organized by Rachel Ehrenberg.
Dec. 12, 2024
SciWri24 travel grantee Lauren Pond reports on "Engaging GenZ with Science Using Social Media Video and Dancing" NASW workshop session in Raleigh organized by Olivia Maule and Maren Hunsberger.
Dec. 12, 2024
SciWri24 travel grantee Mureji Fatunde reports on the "No Kidding: The Truth About Writing for Kids’ Science Media" NASW workshop session in Raleigh organized by Lindsay Patterson and Stephen Ornes.
SciWri24 travel grantee Ambika Kandasamy reports on the "Building Your Story’s Structure" NASW workshop session in Raleigh organized by Maya L. Kapoor.
“There’s nothing more complicated than parenthood,” Kavin Senapathy asserts in The Progressive Parent: Harnessing the Power of Science and Social Justice to Raise Awesome Kids. She aims to help parents make evidence-based decisions about breast-feeding, vaccines, and food additives, and help their children acquire a positive racial, cultural, and gender identity, along with a social conscience.
