ICYMI: We recently hosted a reporter training on how to cover vaccines effectively and accurately in 2025. Reporters can request the recording to learn what research indicates are the most effective ways of sharing that information. bit.ly/4nz3sj5 #Journalism #SciComm #vaccines #PublicHealth

Do you want to be better prepared for your next interview with a scientist for a news story? Check out our tip sheet, in partnership with @theopennotebook.bsky.social, for advice on how to best prepare and conduct your interviews. bit.ly/42C0V0t #SciComm #journalism #journalist #news

One of our latest tip sheets aims to provide a background on vaccine mandates in the U.S. and how to report on them accurately, responsibly and thoughtfully for your audiences. Check out this free resource, bookmark, and share with a fellow journalist: bit.ly/4miIzI5 #PublicHealth #vaccines

When covering vaccines, taking the time to understand why some people are vaccine hesitant can help reporters avoid perpetuating false narratives. Learn about why this helps to prevent misinformation spread and forge connections with readers: bit.ly/3LoGXzF @aaas.org #SciComm #journalism #vaccines

The 2026 Stop Campus Hazing Act is coming. How can colleges prepare? How can families talk about hazing? Our free TV bundle helps newsrooms cover the story. Check out the VOSOT, soundbite, raw video, & log with timecodes from our Q&A with Dr. Pietro Sasso, Ph.D.: bit.ly/46VTZ07

TODAY: Join our expert briefing (2-3 p.m. ET) and learn about participant data, SNAP's impact on nutrition, and more from Dr. Diane Schanzenbach (Georgetown), Dr. Craig Gundersen (Baylor), and Dr. Lindsay Haynes-Maslow (UNC). On-the-record Q&A to follow presentations. REGISTER: bit.ly/47DRr5F

THURSDAY: Join our expert briefing (2-3 p.m. ET) and learn about participant data, SNAP's impact on nutrition, and more from Dr. Diane Schanzenbach (Georgetown), Dr. Craig Gundersen (Baylor), and Dr. Lindsay Haynes-Maslow (UNC). On-the-record Q&A to follow presentations. REGISTER: bit.ly/47DRr5F

Reporters—covering vaccine hesitancy? It's important to avoid the temptation to think of vaccine-hesitant individuals or groups as a monolith. Our tip sheet shares tips on how to connect with them to share evidence-based research: bit.ly/439lJfp

As newsrooms shrink and “news deserts” grow, maintaining strong, well-supported reporting on science is increasingly urgent. On 11/13, from 1-2:30 ET, TON’s @siricarpenter.bsky.social will participate in a @nationalacademies.org panel on science journalism's challenges and pathways fForward. More 👇

Ahead of this month's COP30 summit in Brazil, billionaire investor Bill Gates is advising world leaders that global warming "will not lead to humanity’s demise." Is he right?

“I think it’s important to share knowledge as journalists with each other” on how to do this work well, @mariaparazorose.bsky.social tells @willvh.bsky.social, “so that media is better at large.” She and other journalists share how to report well on communities to which they don’t belong. 🧪

One of our latest tip sheets aims to provide a background on vaccine mandates in the U.S. and how to report on them accurately, responsibly and thoughtfully for your audiences. Check out this free resource, bookmark, and share with a fellow journalist: bit.ly/4miIzI5

When covering vaccines, taking the time to understand why some people are vaccine hesitant can help reporters avoid perpetuating false narratives. Learn about why this helps to prevent misinformation spread and forge connections with readers: bit.ly/3LoGXzF

ICYMI: Our Q&A with @turban.bsky.social (UCSF) discussing the research on the scientifically discredited practice of conversion therapy is ready for reporters to freely use in news stories. For VOSOT, soundbite & request for raw video & full transcript: bit.ly/4qBsAbA

ICYMI: We recently hosted a reporter training on how to cover vaccines effectively and accurately in 2025. Reporters can request the recording to learn what research indicates are the most effective ways of sharing that information. bit.ly/4nz3sj5 #PublicHealth #SciComm #news #journalism

Happening today! Register now to attend our briefing at 3 p.m. ET. @pmja.bsky.social @spj-posts.bsky.social @spjfreelance.bsky.social @spjflorida.bsky.social @spjdc.bsky.social @spjoregon.bsky.social @spj-norcal.bsky.social @inn.org @theopennotebook.bsky.social

ICYMI: Our Q&A with Dr. Peyton Thompson (UNC) on the science behind the effectiveness & safety of the Hepatitis B vaccine for infants is available for reporters to use for free in news stories. VOSOT, soundbite, raw video & log with timecodes: bit.ly/48Tk69f #SciComm #PublicHealth

Covering GLP1 medication use in fighting childhood obesity? How about the role of inactivity and ultra-processed foods? Join our expert briefing on Oct. 30 (3-4 p.m. ET) to hear from Dr. Lauren Fiechtner, Dr. Jennifer Sacheck, and Dr. Vibha Singhal. Register: bit.ly/4nug9eP

Ever wish you had quick access to tips for covering policies that involve science or health, or for conducting interviews with researchers? Good news! The Open Notebook and @sciline.org have put together this series of quick tips for journalists on any beat. 🧪

Learn strategies for combatting misinformation, disinformation, and conspiracy theories about vaccines in your reporting with our new tip sheet. bit.ly/48Oba55 #SciComm #PublicHealth #journalism #news

ICYMI: Dr. Laura Payne spoke with us about how access to and use of parks & outdoor spaces help improve mental health. If your viewers are looking for ways to reduce stress, request this free tv bundle with raw video, soundbite, VOST & more. bit.ly/4ojahGG #SciComm #journalism #MentalHealth

As the USDA announces that no federal #SNAP benefits will be distributed on Nov. 1, our Q&A with Dr. Hilary Seligman can help reporters cover this localizable story. To request free full raw video, log with timecodes, transcript & soundbite: bit.ly/4nrtncq

When covering vaccines, taking the time to understand why some people are vaccine hesitant can help reporters avoid perpetuating false narratives. Learn about why this helps to prevent misinformation spread and forge connections with readers: bit.ly/3LoGXzF #SciComm #journalism #PublicHealth

Covering vaccines? Our new Reporting Resource has advice from experts to help journalists report on the science of vaccines with accuracy, responsibility, and confidence. bit.ly/47krpEm #SciComm #journalism #PublicHealth

Reporters—covering stories with stats and need to bolster your skills? Here are six key concepts you don’t need a stats degree to understand: bit.ly/47b4Ce9 @theopennotebook.bsky.social #SciComm #journalism

ICYMI: Our full Q&A with Dr. Brian Lee (Drexel) on autism and maternal medication use is now available on request for free use in news stories. Reporters can also find a VOSOT, soundbite clip, and transcript with timecodes ready to use. bit.ly/4gBRgw1

As the media landscape changes, how can scientist vet news outlets when they are contacted to be a source? Our new tip sheet helps science experts navigate this. Grab the PDF; bookmark it; share it with fellow faculty & colleagues. bit.ly/4603DhK @aaas.org @ostem.org @ametsoc.org @apsa.bsky.social

Covering vaccines? Our new Reporting Resource has advice from experts to help journalists report on the science of vaccines with accuracy, responsibility, and confidence. bit.ly/4m3LYKT

Don't miss this COP30 discussion on October 9 with @coveringclimatenow.org and 3 Brazilian reporters!

NEW: Journalists often overgeneralize study results by reporting that they apply to a much larger group of people than they actually do. In this tip sheet, scholars offer guidance and explain why it's a bad idea to rely on AI tools to summarize research. journalistsresource.org/home/over-ge...

🏜️ Let’s talk #drought… After a “summer of flooding” in many U.S. locations, the last 2 months have seen the tap shut off for a large portion of the country: ⬆️ 25% increase in abnormally dry areas ⬆️ 12% rise in drought (D1–D4) 🧵/1

Vaccine researcher or clinician interested in speaking to the public about vaccines? Our no-cost training on October 9 (2-3 p.m. ET) can help you improve your skills. Register now for this live event: @aaas.org @apha.org @ameracadpeds.bsky.social @acog.org

Trying to make sense of a scientific study to include in your reporting? Our free tip sheet, created with @theopennotebook.bsky.social, has a 6-step method to guide you. bit.ly/4mNjYeP #SciComm #journalism

Reporters—need resources and story angles for covering federal involvement in local policing? Our free tip sheet can help! bit.ly/472sfH4

Need help evaluating whose expertise to trust? Our tip sheet for vetting and finding relevant scientific sources, written with @theopennotebook.bsky.social can help reporters to determine if an expert is the right fit for their news story. bit.ly/46i1H4q #SciComm #journalism

As the media landscape changes, how can scientist vet news outlets when they are contacted to be a source? Our new tip sheet helps science experts navigate this. Grab the PDF; bookmark it; share it with fellow faculty and colleagues. bit.ly/4603DhK @aaas.org

What happens if there is a natural disaster during a government shutdown? Register now for our 3 p.m. ET briefing to learn about emergency preparedness from experts and include more evidence-based research in your reporting. @ametsoc.org @rtdna.bsky.social @indigenousja.bsky.social

Reporters—need resources and story angles for covering federal involvement in local policing? Our free tip sheet can help! bit.ly/472sfH4

TODAY at 3 p.m. ET! Registration is open for U.S based journalists.

Including diverse sources in your reporting can add important context, amplify the perspectives of historically marginalized communities, and improve public trust in science and journalism. Learn more in our tip sheet with @theopennotebook.bsky.social. bit.ly/4nqRSqF #SciComm #journalism

Tackling science misinformation and disinformation in your reporting? Check out our tip sheet with @theopennotebook.bsky.social! 📄✨ bit.ly/42RGEDo #Science #Journalism

Is your area ready for a natural disaster? Join our Tues., Sept. 30th briefing (3-4 p.m. ET) with scientific experts Dr. Claire Knox, @suttonj.bsky.social, and Dr. Jennifer Trivedi on #EmergencyPreparedness plans, warning systems & community response to find out. Register: bit.ly/4mKa6m6

Need help evaluating whose expertise to trust? Our tip sheet for vetting and finding relevant scientific sources, written with @theopennotebook.bsky.social can help reporters to determine if an expert is the right fit for their news story. bit.ly/46i1H4q #SciComm #journalism

Check out our tip sheet with @theopennotebook.bsky.social to tackle science misinformation and disinformation! 📄✨ bit.ly/42RGEDo #Science #Journalism

On this first full day of fall, high temperatures across much of the South and Southeastern US are running 10°-15°F ABOVE average for September 23. 🔴Unusual, late September heat with a strong fingerprint of climate change (2x) to temps almost impossible without it (5x) 🧵/1

It's Falls Prevention Awareness Week. Each year, more than 1 in 4 older adults in the U.S. report falling and 1 in 10 are injured from a fall. In this 2024 research-based explainer, we explore disparities, prevention efforts and costs associated with falls. journalistsresource.org/health/accid...

🌞💨 Curious how much solar & wind power is being generated near you? Check the WeatherPower tool for multi-day forecasts by state, county, or even congressional district: weatherpower.climatecentral.org/forecast/

The 2026 Stop Campus Hazing Act is coming. How can colleges prepare? How can families talk about hazing? Our free TV bundle helps newsrooms. Check out the VOSOT, soundbite, raw video, & log with timecodes from our Q&A with @pietrosassophd.bsky.social: bit.ly/4ninMWn @delstateuniv.bsky.social

How do you find the right source for your story? Our tip sheet, created with @theopennotebook.bsky.social, offers advice on the dos and don'ts. Grab the PDF; bookmark it; share it with a colleague. bit.ly/40DxqsE #SciComm #journalism

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