In the interest of keeping up with that sharing, here it is: piped.video/y3gpZLKh0jI

Just about a month to go before applications are due. Budding science journalists - take a look at the application 👇🏾and please apply!

Apply for the 2025 Diverse Voices in Science Journalism Internship with @ScienceMagazine! This could be for you if you're a student from a community historically underrepresented in #journalism with a demonstrated interest in covering science topics for general audiences: bit.ly/3CJo867

reminder, HHS includes: NIH FDA CDC Medicare Medicaid CHIP Affordable Care Act Health Resources and Services Administration Substance Abuse and Mental Health Administration Administration for Children and Families Indian Health Service (and more)

Hey, come find me on the other place: bsky.app/profile/scchak.bsky… And drop me a note if I should find you there, too :)

Here’s @rpocisv getting his award from newly-appointed NASW Prez @sandeeprtweets!

IN THE SCIENCE REPORTING CATEGORY: "Should Beetles Be Named After Adolf Hitler?" By Rodrigo Pérez Ortega (@rpocisv), staff writer at Science Magazine (@NewsfromScience) science.org/content/article/… #SciWriAwards #SciWri24 💚🧪📝 [3/n]

+1 to this. And while hiring, newsrooms should consider: Is the hire going to be the only/one of very few BIPOC? Are you setting the hire(s) up with support + tools for success and inclusion? Is the newsroom prepared to hear/make space for/nonwhite voices and experiences?

Leadership at the largest mainstream newsrooms completely botched this and, in part, made way for today. I'm struggling to find the words at this moment, but if you aren't, you should pitch @ObjectiveJrn. We pay .50 cents per word. objectivejournalism.org/pitc…

If you work in mainstream media, my advice based on the blur and trauma of Those Four Years: - what you don’t cover ends up being more important than what you do; - you don’t represent another “side,” rather the public/audiences; - the lies outperform the fact-checks; - find a group of non-work friends to lean into every Friday night, when you’ll be most in despair and exhausted; - assess whether you can keep on with your employer (financially, emotionally, morally) and plan your next moves accordingly.

🎉🎉🎉 It's a momentous day—the day the world has been waiting for! I refer, of course, to the publication of the second edition of THE CRAFT OF SCIENCE WRITING from The Open Notebook! press.uchicago.edu/ucp/books…

New: It took three ER visits and 20 hours before a hospital admitted Nevaeh Crain, 18, as her condition worsened. Doctors insisted on two ultrasounds to confirm “fetal demise.” She's one of at least two Texas women who died under the state's abortion ban. propub.li/40rAXvw

hey, it's 10 years since Serial and @niemanlab has a package for you on crime news now! we'll be running stories all week if you want something fun and interesting to read besides, you know (1/)

Including Indigenous sources who are experts in both Western and Indigenous science (sometimes called “two-eyed seeing”) can help synthesize those perspectives in your piece, writes @monkey_cabinet. theopennotebook.com/2024/10/…

So grateful to you, @kstsosie, and all the other voices listed here for speaking with @sandeeprtweets for this important piece! We at @NewsfromScience are thrilled to be have been able to feature so many Indigenous experts.

On birthdays we have cake. Or chocolate torte. Happy birthday @Open_Notebook! Here’s the one-and-only @SiriCarpenter enjoying a celebratory treat!

NEW in @NewsfromScience's series on global equity in science: A deeply-reported feature by @sandeeprtweets on Indigenous data sovereignty - where Native Peoples and communities control if/how/when their data is shared - gaining steam in Western science: science.org/content/article/…

14 years ago this week, The Open Notebook made its debut in the world. Today, we celebrate how far we’ve come, and the pending debut of our second, expanded edition of The Craft of Science Writing. theopennotebook.com/2024/10/…

Ok, here we go: Much of my work concerns the history and return of scientific racism. I’ve written extensively about attempts to resurrect the shuffling corpse of race science and eugenics for many years. Bigotry dressed up as biology. 1/n