Local Reporting & Community Engagement

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

A white laboratory mouse being held in a green-gloved hand.

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

A silhouette of a telegraph pole with broken wires against a dimly lit sky with small clouds.

Hold the Line: Reporting without Phone or Internet Access

Aishwarya Jagani

Aeriel view of a dispersed crowd standing on top of an abstract city map.

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

Three people sit in a small boat on a river, two using binoculars.

Invisible Science: Why Are Latin American Science Stories Absent in European and U.S. Media Outlets?

Federico Kukso

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The Do’s and Don’ts of Community Engagement

Aneri Pattani

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Finding the Science in Any Story

Kate Morgan

Nidhi Subbaraman Uncovers a Story of Medical Neglect—and of Useful Anger—on the Rosebud Sioux Reservation

Siri Carpenter

A field with sandy soil and scrubby grass, and a transmission tower in the background. Eleven numbered signs are placed irregularly in the ground, showing numbers in the 40s, 50s and 70s.

Storygram: Sarah Wild’s “Bones Specialists Try to Prise Secrets from the Veld Bodies”

Jen Schwartz

Aftermath of an earthquake and tsunami, with boats, buildings and debris strewn throughout the scene.

Storygram: Azeen Ghorayshi’s “Sounding the Alarm”

Ann Finkbeiner

Gabriel Spitzer Explores the Chicago Science Scene

Cynthia Graber