Northwest Science Writers Association

Conversation with Chantel Prat, PhD, Thursday June 23, 7:00 pm

Chantel Prat, “The Neuroscience of You”
talks with NSWA’s David Mills

NSWA in-person Happy Hour June 9

Thursday June 9 starting 6 pm at GrowlerGuys 8500 Lake City Way NE, Seattle. Covered outdoor space, pizza, and bookmobile!

New Skills Webinar: How to Report on Healthcare Statistics

Join us online on April 20 for a Q&A with health data experts Rebecca Hubbard, PhD, and Lindsey Leininger, PhD.

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NSWA 2022 Party and Annual Member Meeting

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Jan. 27: Can Humor Help Fight Misinformation About Science?

When someone shares misinformation, should we be furious — or try to be funny? Watch our lively discussion with experts from academia, journalism, and comedy writing.

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Book Talk: Healing Landscapes With Indigenous Science

On Tuesday, November 30, we gathered for a discussion with Indigenous environmental scientist Dr. Jessica Hernandez about her new book on why western conservationism isn’t working and what Indigenous models can offer.

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The Craft and Humor of Science Writing With Mary Roach

Watch our recent Zoom conversation with “America’s funniest science writer” Mary Roach that took place Wednesday, October 20.

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COVID-19 Coverage and Economic Resources for NSWA Members

NSWA is supporting its members during this public health emergency by collecting resources to help those writing about the pandemic and those suffering economic hardship from its consequences.

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Congrats to our 2021 Career Development Award winners!

NSWA is pleased to announce that independent journalists Robin Donovan and Britany Robinson will receive funding to advance their science communication careers.

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