It feels like yesterday when I boarded a plane for Portland, Oregon, to attend my first in-person Science Talk conference in 2022. Since then, I have...
This kind of research helps to explain the relationship between science and society. It also helps policymakers, science communicators and institutions understand how best to support...
In this episode of CivicSciTV Africa, we sit down with Fridolin Ubald Dossou-Sognon, an aquatic ecologist and SciComm in Practice Fellow, to explore his journey in...
BOSTON — On March 7, 2025, Stand Up for Science rallies took place in Washington DC and 31 other cities. I attended the rally in Boston and...
On Questions of the Day, we interview Dr. Kate Biberdorf, better known as Kate the Chemist, about her new role as Notre Dame’s first professor for...
BOSTON — Research projects that receive federal funding and also have a citizen science component could face an unknown future amid recent efforts by the federal...
BOSTON — At the 2025 AAAS Annual Conference in Boston, we interviewed JP Flores, an HHMI Gilliam Fellow & PhD candidate in Bioinformatics & Computational Biology...
Below is a recently released joint statement from the Council for the Advancement of Science Writing and the National Association of Science Writers on the ScienceWriters2025...
SciArt is an emerging field that seeks to bring together art and science. Numerous SciArt spaces and initiatives exist, bridging the gap between the two and...
We interview Dr. Christine O’Connell, Executive Director of Riley’s Way Foundation, in a progress report update from an initial conversation on the Questions of the Day...
Prof. Fanuel Muindi interviews Dr. Aubrey Streit Krug PhD, Director of the Perennial Cultures Lab at the Land Institute. Krug explains how the Institute’s Perennial Atlas...
In this episode of CivicSciTV Africa, we dig into the power of collaboration in building science communication networks across Africa. Amanda Obidike (Founder, STEMi Makers Africa)...
What follow-up action(s) did the insights from the conversation inspire you to take? Let us know here In this digest episode of CivicSciTV’s “Local Perspectives”, we...
“Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence,” says O’Neill. “We are here to do the research needed to identify how our actions may be negatively...
On February 24, 2016, New York University’s Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute hosted the inaugural Kavli Conversation on Science Communication. Titled “Getting Real About Climate: Storytelling for a...
MALDEN, MASS —Susan Altman, a mosaic artist based in Medford, Massachusetts, is deeply committed to environmentalism and has long been engaged in climate-related work before transitioning...
MALDEN, MASS — Our Warming Planet: Visions of a Sustainable Future is an upcoming art exhibition presented by Creative Malden, Coffee Shop Artists, and the City...
In this interview, I spoke with Aiita Apamaku, a wildlife biologist, National Geographic explorer, co-founder of the Terra-NatureWild Conservation, and host of ‘A Just Natural Africa,’...
BOSTON — Federal agencies have long played a significant role in supporting public engagement with science work. Major funding programs such as the National Science Foundation’s...
BOSTON—The Museum of Science in Boston has launched Being Human, a yearlong spotlight designed to explore the complexities of human interconnectedness through science, art, and community dialogue. Spearheaded by...
