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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.
Virtual Business Chat: Contracts, Copyrights, 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.
NASW Virtual Internship Fair 2023
The NASW Education Committee presents this year's Virtual Internship Fair ahead of the 2023 AAAS Annual Meeting.
Desk Notes Newsletter, 2022 Link Archives
Links to 2022 editions of the NASW Desk Notes Newsletter.
Jen Christiansen—Building Science Graphics: An Illustrated Guide to Communicating Science through Diagrams and Visualizations
Would charts and other visuals enhance your articles, press releases, blog, social media posts, book, and talks? Learn DIY tactics from Jen Christiansen’s book, Building Science Graphics: An Illustrated Guide to Communicating Science through Diagrams and Visualizations. Christiansen includes worksheets and case studies to help journalists, editors, students, and teachers improve their messaging.
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.
The annual NASW membership meeting was held on November 9, 2022 via Zoom. 52 members, including 12 board members and 2 staff, attended.