Published twice annually, ScienceWriters magazine is devoted to analytical reporting and commentary on issues in science journalism and communications, and to the special interests of members of the National Association of Science Writers. Sample issue
The Winter/Spring 2022 issue includes special coverage of the ScienceWriters2021 meeting, including how to cover science responsibly across international borders, finding and writing stories from science history, and what to do when patients' own stories don't line up with what their doctors say.
The Summer/Fall 2021 issue celebrates our Peggy Girshman Idea Grant program and highlights a new Conflict of Interest (COI) resource for science writers. Also in this issue, catch up on our news, read career updates from our colleagues, hear from regional groups, and more.
Coverage from our virtual ScienceWriters2020 meeting, tips on science writing for kids, and updates from NASW members and regional science writing groups are all in the Winter/Spring 2021 issue.
The latest edition of ScienceWriters magazine reflects on the professional and personal lives of science writers during the COVID-19 pandemic. The issue also highlights how NASW leaders and volunteers responded to the pandemic and previews our virtual ScienceWriters2020 conference. Full text visible only to NASW members.
The latest edition of ScienceWriters magazine reflects on our recent ScienceWriters conference in State College and its volunteer-driven focus on increasing diversity, equity and inclusion in our field. Coverage by our travel fellows offers a collection of insight and resources, including tips on data security, from the NASW craft sessions that we hope is useful to attendees and non-attendees alike. Full text visible only to NASW members.
Redesigned in 2019, the new ScienceWriters magazine features reporting on climate change, coverage of the Idea Grant-supported "Amplify the Signal" workshop, professional updates from our colleagues, member benefits, and tips and tools of our trade. Full text visible only to NASW members.
News from ScienceWriters2018 in Washington D.C., Editor Lynne Friedmann's final issue, Czerne Reid wins the Diane McGurgan award, Victor K. McElheny award lauds local and regional science journalism, science writers giving back. Full text visible only to NASW members.
Winners of the Science in Society Journalism Awards and this year's new Excellence in Institutional Writing Award, the annual NASW membership report, and an inside look at the revamped Science News. Full text visible only to NASW members.
An investigative reporting handbook's debut, statements from board candidates, and a new international program fund for science journalism. Full text visible only to NASW members.