Local Reporting & Community Engagement

Nicolás Achury Learns How a Dangerous Drug Cocktail Is Prepared in Colombia

Humberto Basilio

Looking up at an imposing stone building with an arched doorway above which loom the words "City Hall" in capital letters.

Getting Political: Reporting on Policy as a Science Journalist

Darren Incorvaia

Scraps of newspaper headlines relating to the Covid-19 pandemic, in multiple languages

How Non-Western Journalists Enriched Coverage of the Global Pandemic

Mahima Jain and Jennifer Ugwa

Five Documentary Films That Make Science Shine

Purple Romero

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

A worker wearing a red shirt swings a machete to cut sugarcane.

Storygram: Fletcher Reveley’s “In El Salvador and Beyond, an Unsolved Kidney Disease Mystery”

Lauren Gravitz

Ruth Olurounbi and Kelechukwu Iruoma Report on the Health and Environmental Devastation Wrought by Oil Operations in Nigeria

Amir Sadiq

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One Size Does Not Fit All: How to Make Sense of Different Kinds of Scientific Studies

Kelly Tyrrell

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How to Report on Animal Research Fairly and Transparently

Celia Ford

Yao-Hua Law Reports on the Nuances of Rainforest Loss in Peninsular Malaysia

Shi En Kim

Interior of an empty courtroom with gavel, law books and sounding block on the desk.

Reporting on Court Cases with a Critical Eye

Lindsay VanSomeren

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How to Report International Stories Ethically

Shi En Kim

Illustration of about a dozen people wearing white face masks, looking in different directions.

Roundtable: Keeping Pace with Pandemic Coverage in the U.S.

Katherine J. Wu

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Hold the Line: Reporting without Phone or Internet Access

Aishwarya Jagani

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Reporting That Hits Home: Covering Science for Local Audiences

Aparna Nathan

Rosanna Xia

Rosanna Xia Unearths the Story of a Decades-Old DDT Dump off California’s Coast

Carolyn Wilke

Chris Muronzi on Covering the Women Battling “Man-Made Starvation” in Zimbabwe

Aishwarya Jagani