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.
Science Writers Roundtable: Self-Care Through Tough Transitions
The Science Writers Roundtable public events series is brought to you by the NASW Board of Directors.
Science Writers Roundtable: Getting Back on the Job Market
The Science Writers Roundtable public events series is brought to you by the NASW Board of Directors.
Science Writers Roundtable: Diverse Options for Career Pivots
The Science Writers Roundtable public events series is brought to you by the NASW Board of Directors.
Virtual Business Chat: Apps and the Freelance Science Writer
This latest NASW Virtual Business Chat is brought to you by the NASW Freelance Committee.
Virtual Networking Social: Freelance Science Writers Meetup
This latest NASW Virtual Networking Social is brought to you by the NASW Freelance Committee.
Beth Miller—The Most Painful Choice: A Dog Owner's Story of Behavioral Euthanasia
Brain abnormalities make some dogs act in such unsafe ways distraught owners may be forced to end their pet’s life. In The Most Painful Choice: A Dog Owner’s Story of Behavioral Euthanasia, Beth Miller describes her futile 6-year struggle to help her beloved but aggressive and anxious rescue dog Champ. She also addresses treatment of canine behavioral disorders and offers advice on managing grief.
Liz Heinecke—Ecology for Kids: Science Experiments and Activities Inspired by Awesome Ecologists, Past and Present
Jean-Henri Fabre likened a glowworm to “a spark fallen from the full moon.” He is one of 25 scientists from around the world who advanced knowledge of how living organisms interact with each other and their physical environments. In Ecology for Kids, Liz Heinecke introduces young readers to these pioneers and provides step-by-step photo-illustrated guides to home experiments based on their work.