Finding & Interviewing Sources

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Finding and Including Diverse Sources

The Open Notebook and SciLine

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Finding Expert Scientific Sources

The Open Notebook and SciLine

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Stepping Out: Finding Local Voices for Science Stories

Myriam Vidal Valero

Karen Hao Combats Company Stonewalling about AI’s Resource Demands

Shi En Kim

Sabrina Imbler Explores the Ethics of De-Extinction

Jonathan Lambert

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How to Steer an Interview So You Get What You Need

Tyler Santora

Casey Parks and Washington Post Pollsters Depict Trans Life in the U.S.

Darren Incorvaia

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The Art of Crafting Effective Interview Questions

Emily Laber-Warren

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Reporting on Sexual Misconduct in the Sciences

Humberto Basilio

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How to Report on Healthcare for Trans Youth Accurately and Sensitively

Tyler Santora

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How Non-Western Journalists Enriched Coverage of the Global Pandemic

Mahima Jain and Jennifer Ugwa

Wudan Yan Digs into the Hidden Costs of Cryptocurrency

Darren Incorvaia

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Sharing Is Caring: How to Co-byline a Story

Giuliana Viglione

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Covering Substance Use and Addiction Responsibly

Rachel Crowell

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Expanding the Geographical Borders of Your Source List

Karen Emslie

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Choosing Unconventional Main Characters

Shi En Kim

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Building a Roster of Go-To Sources

Katherine J. Wu

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Joshua Sokol Explores the Night Sky and Our Relationship with It

Pratik Pawar