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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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Society of Environmental Journalists (SEJ)

The Society of Environmental Journalists (SEJ) is a membership organization of professional journalists dedicated to more and better coverage of environment-related issues. It offers training, an annual conference, awards, fellowships,

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500 Women Scientists

500 Women Scientists is a global grassroots organization with a mission to make science open, inclusive and accessible by fighting racism, patriarchy, and oppressive societal norms. To achieve its mission,

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COMPASS: Preparing Science Leaders

“Since 1999, COMPASS has supported over 8,000 scientists to communicate about their work and engage beyond lab and field. Its mission is to champion, connect, and support diverse scientist leaders

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The Covering Science Slack

“The Open Notebook‘s Covering Science Slack is a diverse, supportive peer-mentoring community for local and general assignment reporters and editors. Our goal is to support journalists who do not think

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Sharon Dunwoody Science Journalism Mentoring Program

“The Sharon Dunwoody Science Journalism Mentoring Program is a free, nine-month mentoring program aimed at increasing the diversity of voices covering science and supporting journalists who are from underrepresented communities

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World Federation of Science Journalists (WFSJ)

“The World Federation of Science Journalists is a not-for-profit, non-governmental organization representing 67 science journalists’ associations and 10,000 individual science and technology journalists from around the world. The WFSJ encourages

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SciLine: Scientific expertise and context on deadline

“SciLine works directly with U.S. journalists to support the incorporation of scientific evidence and expertise into their news stories. We facilitate one-on-one interviews with scientists, host media briefings on science

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SciCommers: A Science Communication Collective

“SciCommers is a community of scientists and engineers that includes faculty, postdocs, graduate students, and undergrads dedicated to engaging the public through better science communication. It is hosted by the

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George Mason University: Science Communication Program

“George Mason University’s Science Communication Program is a hub of cutting-edge research and graduate education centered on science communication theory and practice. We examine how effective communication shapes interest, attitudes,

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Penn State University: Science Communication Program

“The Science Communication Program (SCP) in the Donald P. Bellisario College of Communications supports research and innovation that advance our understanding and implementation of effective communication related to science issues.

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Alan Alda Center for Communicating Science

Based at Stony Brook University, the Alan Alda Center for Communicating Science offers professional development programs, a master’s program in science communication, and resources to help scientists and those in

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ComSciCon: The Communicating Science workshop for graduate students

“ComSciCon is a series of workshops focused on the communication of complex and technical concepts organized by graduate students, for graduate students. ComSciCon attendees meet and interact with professional communicators,

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UC Berkeley: Advanced Media Institute

This UC Berkeley center offers workshops and custom training programs for working journalists and science communicators. Available training materials include data journalism, reporting tools and tips, photography and videography, podcasting,

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Virginia Tech: Center for Communicating Science

“At Virginia Tech’s Center for Communicating Science, we create and support experiences for scientists, engineers, scholars, and health professionals to build muscles of connection, communication, and collaboration. What sets us

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National Association of Science Writers (NASW)

NASW is a community of science journalists, authors, editors, producers, public information officers, students, and people who write and produce material intended to inform the public about science, health, engineering,

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Association of Health Care Journalists (AHCJ)

AHCJ’s mission is to improve the quality, accuracy, and visibility of health care reporting, writing, and editing. It is a membership organization with 1,500 health journalist members. It offers training,

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SciComm Trainers Network

The Science Communication Trainers Network is a community of individuals and organizations who are committed to advancing science communication training that builds scientists’ capacity to engage diverse audiences and strengthen

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Austin Texas Science Communicators (ATXSciComm)

“ATXSciComm is a diverse, inclusive group of science communicators — including writers, artists, designers, producers, scientists, teachers, editors, creators, students, and more — based in Central Texas.”

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Appalachian Science Communicators (AppSciComm)

“The Appalachian Science Communicators is a dynamic group of science communicators in the Appalachian region. Founded in early 2019, AppSciComm seeks to provide science communication support and camaraderie in a

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Science Writers of the Upper Midwest (SWUM)

“Science Writers of the Upper Midwest (SWUM) is a new regional Science Writers group to join the ranks of others like it (SCONC, SWSWA, SWARM, etc.) and is focused on

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Science Writers in New York (SWINY)

“Science Writers in New York (SWINY) is composed of editors and writers who cover science and medicine in the print and electronic news media as well as public relations professionals

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Science Writers Association of the Rocky Mountains (SWARM)

“The Science Writers Association of the Rocky Mountains (SWARM) works to create a diverse, equitable, and inclusive community among science writers, communicators, educators, students, and others in the Rocky Mountain

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San Diego Science Writers Association (SANDSWA)

“The San Diego Science Writers Association (SANDSWA) is a growing group of writers, including staff journalists, freelance journalists, public information officers, students and other science communicators in the region.”

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Northwest Science Writers Association (NSWA)

“We bring together audiences for improving the craft of writing and communication, and we hold events to spur learning about transformational themes in science. “Please consider joining us, if you

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