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SUMMARY:Science Writing I: Online Class at UCLA Extension
DESCRIPTION:“Science writing tells true stories about scientists and research to a variety of audiences. Learn what it takes to translate scientific concepts and discoveries into prose that readers can understand — and enjoy! This course emphasizes science newswriting as a foundational\, gateway skill to other types of science writing. You’ll practice writing science explainers and news articles according to standard structures and come to understand the job of “science writer” through in-class exercises and discussions\, guest speakers\, reading\, and homework. You’ll learn about different career options: freelance or staff\, journalism or institutional communications\, full time or on the side. By the end of the course\, you’ll have 1–3 story ideas\, 3 polished writing samples\, a pitch you can send to a publication\, and a plan for your own next steps in science writing. Note: Technical writing\, scientific manuscript writing\, and science fiction are not part of this course.” \n\nInstructor: Amber Dance\nWhere: Live online\nWhen: Tuesdays\, 6-9 p.m. PT\nFee: $820
URL:https://connector.casw.org/event/science-writing-i-online-class-at-ucla-extension/
LOCATION:Virtual
CATEGORIES:Academic Program
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SUMMARY:Training Sessions in Research Accountability Reporting
DESCRIPTION:“Retraction Watch and The Open Notebook are offering three free\, virtual trainings designed to introduce research accountability reporting as an investigative skill any journalist can hone. Anyone interested is welcome to attend\, especially if you are interested in learning more about and applying to the Retraction Watch Research Accountability Reporting Fellowship.” More information. \nWhen: \n\nWhat is Accountability Journalism in Science and Why Does It Matter?: Oct. 5 @ 1 pm ET\nDigging into Accountability Stories: Oct. 20 @ 2 pm ET\nAnatomy of an Accountability Reporting Project — Following an Investigation from Start to Finish\, Nov. 2 @ 1 pm ET
URL:https://connector.casw.org/event/training-sessions-in-research-accountability-reporting/
CATEGORIES:Workshop
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SUMMARY:Developing Effective Science Communication: Beginning | Six-Week Course
DESCRIPTION:“Science editors work with science writers to communicate specialist information to non-specialist audiences. They educate the public about the importance of scientific results\, convince funding agencies to support proposed projects\, and enlighten museum visitors about the meaning of new exhibits. \n“To succeed in the field of science communication\, science editors must ensure that writers do more than just lay out the facts. Science communication must also attract the reader’s attention\, hold that attention while conveying important information\, and deliver on promises to come to a satisfying conclusion. \n“In this six-week course\, we’ll look to the worlds of journalistic editing\, fiction editing\, and academic editing for essential tools to ensure that a piece of science writing works from beginning to end. Through weekly assignments\, you’ll put that advice into practice\, with plenty of instructor feedback and peer discussion to guide you.” \nThis course is taught by Kathryn Jepsen. There are a few coupons available: \n\nCoupon code KJ-BiZT9h026Y saves you $10\nCoupon code WELCOME10 gets you 10% off your first purchase\nIf you sign up for three or more EFA courses\, you can get 10% off with another coupon code\, DIYBUNDLE\n\nInterested in editing nonfiction books? EFA put together a bundle with two of Jepsen’s classes\, a few webinars related to book editing and a self-paced course on conscious language.
URL:https://connector.casw.org/event/developing-effective-science-communication-beginning-six-week-course/
LOCATION:Virtual
CATEGORIES:Online Course
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261014T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261118T120000
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SUMMARY:DEADLINE: Editing Forensics — A 5-Week Virtual Course
DESCRIPTION:“In this highly interactive 5-week virtual course\, participants will develop practical editing techniques that strengthen both their own writing and their ability to work effectively with others’ work. \n“Designed for working editors as well as writers who want to become stronger self-editors\, this training centers on Editing Forensics™—a systematic approach to evaluating stories at the conceptual\, structural\, and stylistic levels to identify what a piece needs to become clearer\, stronger\, and more compelling. \n“Drawing on The Open Notebook’s 15 years of experience training science journalists worldwide\, this workshop combines concrete frameworks\, hands-on exercises\, and expert guidance to help participants develop sharper editorial instincts and produce cleaner\, more effective copy.” \n\nWhen: Weekly on Wednesdays\nCost: US$499
URL:https://connector.casw.org/event/deadline-editing-forensics-a-5-week-virtual-course/
CATEGORIES:Workshop
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261019T080000
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SUMMARY:Uproot's Journey of a Story Event Series
DESCRIPTION:“This year’s Journey of a Story event series will feature stories that examine the role of persistence in the face of environmental challenges and pushback against both climate science and environmental journalism. In the wake of frequent climate disasters\, frontline communities endure\, working towards a better climate future. Likewise\, environmental journalists strive to shed light on stories that remain important long after the twenty-four-hour news cycle moves on. Despite ever-increasing challenges\, the communities and movements on the frontlines of the climate crisis—and the journalists who tell their stories—remain. \n“Journey of Food: Recipes for Resistance \n\nMonday\, October 19th\nMeski\, San Francisco\nAn immersive experience of exploring food\, climate\, and culture through storytelling and shared experiences\nMore details & register here\n\nThe Stories We Carry Forward \n\nTuesday\, October 20th\nSan Francisco\nAn evening of storytelling and conversation about climate\, culture\, persistence\, and resistance\nMore details & register here\n\nMy Home\, My Story \n\nWednesday\, October 21st\nZoom\nWhat happens when the disaster you’re covering is also happening to you?\nMore details & register here\n\nWe’re Still Here: Persistence\, Resistance\, and Environmental Journalism \n\nThursday\, October 22nd\nLittle Raven Gallery\, San Francisco\nAn exhibition of journalism\, taking you behind the scenes of a story to understand the experiences of environmental journalists of color.\nMore details & register here“
URL:https://connector.casw.org/event/uproots-journey-of-a-story-event-series/
CATEGORIES:Workshops | Summits
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SUMMARY:DEADLINE: GCJT Ochberg Fellowship
DESCRIPTION:“The GCJT Ochberg Fellowship is a unique seminar program for senior and mid-career journalists who wish to deepen their knowledge of emotional trauma and psychological injury\, and improve reporting on violence\, conflict and tragedy. \n“Fellows attend an intensive weeklong program of seminars held at Reid Hall in Paris\, France. Program activities include briefings by prominent interdisciplinary experts in the trauma and mental health fields; conversations with journalist colleagues on issues of ethics\, craft and practice\, and a variety of other opportunities for intellectual engagement and peer learning. \nThe program\, March 22–27\, 2027\, is open to journalists with minimum five years’ experience from anywhere in the world working in any media. Includes roundtrip air travel to Paris\, six nights’ lodging\, all meals and a stipend for other expenses.
URL:https://connector.casw.org/event/deadline-gcjt-ochberg-fellowship/
CATEGORIES:Deadline,Fellowships & Grants
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SUMMARY:Public Health Journalism: Data and Sourcing in Public Health Reporting
DESCRIPTION:“As federal data becomes harder to access — whether through resource constraints\, shifting priorities\, or outright disappearance — the challenge for journalists isn’t just analysis\, it’s access. \n“Join the National Press Club Journalism Institute for a free training webinar designed for reporters navigating a rapidly changing data landscape\, where the reliability\, availability\, and transparency of public health information can no longer be taken for granted. \n“Featuring public health experts\, this session will surface trusted pathways to data at the local\, regional\, and state levels while offering practical guidance on how to validate and use it responsibly. \n“We’ll explore how to identify credible data sources beyond federal agencies\, verify what you find\, and responsibly incorporate emerging tools — including AI-assisted analysis — without compromising rigor. The focus is practical: how to keep your reporting grounded in evidence\, even when the evidence is harder to find.”
URL:https://connector.casw.org/event/public-health-journalism-data-and-sourcing-in-public-health-reporting/
CATEGORIES:Webinar
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