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Science Media Centre

“The Science Media Centre is New Zealand’s trusted, independent source of information for the media on all issues related to research, science, and innovation.” The organization helps to connect journalists

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Media for Environment, Science, Health and Agriculture in Kenya (MESHA)

“Media for Environment, Science, Health and Agriculture in Kenya (MESHA) is an association of journalists and communicators who are specialized in environmental, agriculture, health, technology and development reporting. It is

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Kenya Environment & Science Journalists Association

“Kenya Environment and Science Journalists Association (KENSJA), a non-political, professional body for environment and science journalists in Kenya, brings together science journalists in the country to encourage high standards of

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Red Mexicana de Periodistas de Ciencia (RedMPC)

Red Mexicana de Periodistas de Ciencia (RedMPC) is a network of journalists, science communicators, and students seeking to strengthen science, health, and environmental journalism in Mexico and across Latin America.

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Institute for Journalism & Natural Resources

The Institute for Journalism & Natural Resources is a nonprofit that aims to help journalists “understand and report on the intersections between society and the environment.” The organization offers training

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ScienceWrite, a U.K.-based mentoring program

“The ScienceWrite Programme, supported by the Royal Society, aims to help early-stage science writers from minoritized backgrounds – based in the UK – to advance their professional development.” The program

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PCST Network

“The Network for the Public Communication of Science and Technology (PCST Network) is an organization that promotes discussion on the theory and practice of communicating science, and of public discourses

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The Uproot Project

The Uproot Project is a network of and for environmental journalists of color. It has a national membership composed of journalists from across national and regional media institutions. The Uproot

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Association of British Science Writers (ABSW)

ABSW is “a membership association for media professionals who cover science, medicine, environment, mathematics, engineering and technology.” The association offers training and networking events, mentoring, professional development, access to science

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USC Annenberg Center for Health Journalism

This center, based at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles, offers a variety of trainings and resources for journalists. It hosts fellowship programs, provides reporting grants, hosts webinars,

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Science Editor

Science Editor is a magazine published by the Council of Science Editors (CSE). New issues are published quarterly, in print and online. “The mission of Science Editor is to provide

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EurekAlert! – Science news service

“EurekAlert! is a nonprofit news-release distribution platform operated by the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) as a resource for journalists and the public. EurekAlert! hosts news releases

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Council of Science Editors (CSE)

“The Council of Science Editors (CSE) is an international membership organization for editorial professionals publishing in the sciences. Our purpose is to serve over 800 members in the scientific, scientific

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American Medical Writers Association (AMWA)

“The American Medical Writers Association (AMWA) is the resource for professional medical communicators, promoting excellence in medical communication and providing educational resources in support of that goal. Founded in 1940,

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Authors of Nonfiction Books in Progress

The Authors of Nonfiction Books in Progress group, created by science journalist and author Kristin Hugo, hosts free, virtual monthly meetings during which participants share progress toward their goals and

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Science Literacy Foundation

“The mission of the Science Literacy Foundation is to investigate, create, and fund scalable initiatives and programs, providing new paths to science literacy.” SLF wants to train journalists, educators, policymakers,

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The Xylom

“Founded in 2018, and based in Atlanta, The Xylom is a non-profit, Gen-Z-run newsroom covering the communities influencing and being shaped by science. We do so through an award-winning collection

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Science Communicators of North Carolina (SCONC)

A volunteer organization founded in 2007 in the Research Triangle of North Carolina, SCONC develops, supports, and promotes high-quality science communication through digital media and in-person gatherings. Members of the

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Northern California Science Writers Association (NCSWA)

“NCSWA sponsors quarterly dinner meetings and a number of special events, including Zoom talks, happy hours, workshops and field trips. … We also schedule several special events each year. These

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New England Science Writers

“New England Science Writers is a professional organization of 200-plus reporters, freelancers, PIOs, producers, bloggers and authors whose work intersects science and technology. NESW provides forums to learn, explore, discuss,

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D.C. Science Writers Association (DCSWA)

“With around 500 members, DCSWA is the largest independent regional science writing association in the country. Founded in 1987, its members include writers and editors from nearly all the major

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Capital Science Communicators (CapSciComm)

“Capital Science Communicators is an association of science writers and communicators serving California’s Capital Region — Sacramento, Davis, and beyond. “As a social and professional network, CapSciComm seeks to connect

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Council for the Advancement of Science Writing (CASW)

“The Council for the Advancement of Science Writing is committed to improving the quantity and quality of science news reaching the public. Led by a board of directors composed of

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Ensia Mentor Program

Ensia is a solutions-focused nonprofit media outlet reporting on our changing planet. The Ensia Mentor Program offers scientists and aspiring environmental journalists an opportunity to build their communication skills and

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Association of Science Communicators (ASC)

Formerly known as Science Talk, the Association of Science Communicators (ASC) “seeks to empower and inspire the science communication community to expand their communication potential and impact the world. We

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