This week’s Science Writing News Roundup features links to #SciWri20 session coverage by myself and other #SciWriStudent reporters!

Check it out! ⤵️

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Welcome to the week after #SciWri20, where all of the things that I postponed to attend a couple of extra sessions (because they were ALL SO GOOD) are patiently waiting for me.

Ooh, this should be good! #ClimateSci4All #sciwri20

I’ll be there! covering it! for @ScienceWriters! #sciwri20 https://x.com/smjyoti/status/1319377731239374848

I am legit at the verge of crying because this panel is so relatable #sciwri20 #mentalhealth

Already loving the discussion about #mentalhealth at #sciwri20!

Removing the stigma about mental health in both science and journalism is an issue I care deeply about and I’m looking forward to hearing what the panelists have to say!

Getting distracted from work by social media is one of my greatest vices.

I’m indulging in it A LOT this week because the #sciwri20 tweets are all 🔥🔥🔥

I’m learning so much and ‘meeting’ so many people! I can’t look away!

“We name the names, we tell the stories, we change the world.”
Powerful words from @annolivarius #SciWri20 #HarassmentInScience

Excited to hear about #ScientistReview in institutional storytelling!

This issue has some up in several of my job interviews recently, so I‘m looking forward to learning new strategies from the pros at #Sciwri20

#SciWri20 #socialhour: I remain exactly as awkward on Zoom as in person.

Learning ”the art of the interview” at #SciWri20 “My New Year’s resolution for this year is to shut up more”
Wise, wise words.

“tracking (diversity of sources) is ‘a vaccine against self-delusion” ~@AdrienneLaF

Excited to see what other ideas #sciwridiversity #SciWri20 colleagues come up with for improving #DiversityandInclusion in #scicomm!

#SciWriDiversity is so full of wisdom—I’m so glad I logged in😍 so many quotable moments I can’t keep up!

#SciWri20 #DoingItRight

"No one gets killed by the global mean temperature" - Andrew Gettelman - We need to get beyond the statistics & talk about impacts on individual people's lives in both climate change and COVID. #sciwri20

"It's interesting to look at climate change as a very slow pandemic" Andrew Gettelman from @UCAR_News at @ScienceWriters in terms of requiring both changes in our everyday lives & systemic changes - or else we have massive, negative impacts #sciwri20