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Reporters—covering the upcoming Election Day? Join us on Mon., Oct. 26 (3:30-4:15 p.m. ET) to hear from political science experts, plus on-the-record Q&A, on topics like voter confidence, election disruptions & polling place operations. Register now: https://bit.ly/47DUAD6

Reporters—covering Flock, Axon, or other license plate readers in your community? Don't miss our media briefing (Oct. 7, 1-2 p.m. ET) with scientific experts and on-the-record Q&A to learn more about how ALPRs work, what data they collect, potential misuses, and more: bit.ly/4zbNSQq

We’ve got over a dozen articles in our Science Reporting Quick Tips series with @sciline.org! These tipsheets cover subjects like misinformation, interpreting scientific studies, and bringing science into any beat. Explore the collection: www.theopennotebook.com/science-repo...

New today: Browse the latest in our Science Reporting Quick Tips series with @sciline.org. This tipsheet highlights how to bring scientific evidence into education stories. For data resources, story ideas, and best practices, read here: theopennotebook.com/bringing-sci...

ICYMI: This week's Matter of Fact newsletter offers reporters resources on flu and COVID vaccines, power plant emissions, midterm election reporting webinars, opioid settlement funds & more. Check it out: https://mailchi.mp/b5d44a4fec72/flu-covid-vaccines-story-ideas-for-covering-local-impacts

We're hiring! SciLine is seeking TWO Part-Time Journalist Support Correspondents. Apply by Sept. 30: https://recruiting.ultipro.com/AME1123ASEM/JobBoard/07f12c2c-f20e-42f2-b442-dbab6fe420be/OpportunityDetail?opportunityId=4c641345-9f45-4d10-9334-6361e150f975

TODAY 1 p.m. ET: Reporters—FREE Course: Science essentials for midterm election reporting co-presented with The Journalist's Resource. Join us to learn about how to use science to vet claims, what roles scientist sources can play in your reporting & more: https://bit.ly/4xUjud7

Reporters—covering heat waves? Learn more about community health & infrastructure impacts from our briefing w/ Dr. Kristie Ebi University of Washington Department of Global Health and Dr. Line Roald @uwmadisonece.bsky.social Full video & transcript free to use, clip & quote: https://bit.ly/3UGA55n

Reporters—following the ongoing legal battles on mail-in ballots? Our resource guide, published earlier this year, can help you to contextualize and localize the issue for your communities. https://bit.ly/45MYJ6Q

Reporters—covering midterm election issues in your community? Our new guides can help you step back from political back-and-forth & show voters what evidence-based research can tell us about the biggest issues at stake in the midterm elections. Learn more: bit.ly/4pAwXDH

TODAY 3 p.m. ET: Reporters—Join our media briefing on suicide risk, prevention, and disparities on college campuses, and learn how to use precise terminology, interpret research and risk data, and provide accurate context when covering these stories. Register now: https://bit.ly/46iS4RT

Reporters—Join our Aug. 25 media briefing on suicide risk, prevention, and disparities on college campuses, and learn how to use precise terminology, interpret research and risk data, and provide accurate context when covering these stories. https://bit.ly/46iS4RT

Reporters—Join our Aug. 25 media briefing on suicide risk, prevention, and disparities on college campuses, and learn how to use precise terminology, interpret research and risk data, and provide accurate context when covering these stories. https://bit.ly/46iS4RT

TV reporters—covering water shortages in your community? Grab a ready-to-use TV bundle with Dr. David Sedlak (UC Berkeley) discussing wastewater reuse & share evidence-based research with your viewers. Request raw & soundbite video, VOSOT & time log here: bit.ly/3U6FPW4

Reporters—covering midterm election issues in your community? Our new guides can help you step back from political back-and-forth & show voters what evidence-based research can tell us about the biggest issues at stake in the midterm elections. Learn more: bit.ly/4pAwXDH

Applications due by August 22: We're hiring! SciLine is seeking an On-Call Scientific Outreach Support Specialist for a part-time opportunity to contribute to the organization’s mission of connecting journalists to scientific expertise on deadline. recruiting.ultipro.com/AME1123ASEM/...

TODAY 2 p.m. ET: Don't miss out on our free crash course for local reporters! Whether you're new to the science beat or want to include more evidence-based research in your news stories, this class is for you: bit.ly/4x6rqHZ

Reporters—when a vaccine conspiracy emerges in your community, how do you cover it? Our guide on this topic is freely available to help you plan your coverage with evidence-based research about both debunking and "prebunking" misinformation. bit.ly/4yFaoBO

Don't miss out on our 8/20 free crash course! Whether you're new to the science beat or want to include more evidence-based research in your news stories, this class is for you: bit.ly/4x6rqHZ

Applications due by August 22: We're accepting applications for a bilingual (English, Spanish) Visiting Scientific Outreach Specialist—to contribute to the organization’s mission of connecting journalists to scientific expertise. recruiting.ultipro.com/AME1123ASEM/... @aaas.org

Reporters—covering vaccination rates in religious and cultural communities? We have a reporting guide that helps ground your news stories in accurate cultural contexts. bit.ly/4pOPMDl

Don't miss out on our 8/20 free crash course! Whether you're new to the science beat or want to include more evidence-based research in your news stories, this class is for you: bit.ly/4x6rqHZ

Vaccine hesitancy and measles outbreaks are on the rise—accurate reporting matters more than ever. Get the facts and tips you need with our expert-backed guide: https://bit.ly/4f7GZZl

We're hiring! SciLine is seeking an On-Call Scientific Outreach Support Specialist for a part-time opportunity to contribute to the organization’s mission of connecting journalists to scientific expertise on deadline. Deadline is Aug. 22: recruiting.ultipro.com/AME1123ASEM/...

Interviewing scientists doesn’t have to be intimidating! This tipsheet in our Science Reporting Quick Tips series with @sciline.org is full of advice to help your next expert interview be a success: www.theopennotebook.com/quick-tips-p...

This week's Matter of Fact newsletter offers reporters local story angles on wildfires, property taxes, immigrant arrests, Colorado River plan, and more: https://mailchi.mp/a7b2d626c52a/wildfires-story-ideas-for-covering-local-impacts

Reporters—covering wildfires? Our most recent briefing full video, transcript, and additional sources are live and free to use, clip, and quote for news stories. Learn more practical approaches for covering these stories with greater accuracy and context: bit.ly/4cfaUwJ

Applications due by August 22: We're accepting applications for a bilingual (English, Spanish) Visiting Scientific Outreach Specialist—to contribute to the organization’s mission of connecting journalists to scientific expertise. recruiting.ultipro.com/AME1123ASEM/... @aaas.org

Reporters—when a vaccine conspiracy emerges in your community, how do you cover it? Our guide on this topic is freely available to help you plan your coverage with evidence-based research about both debunking and "prebunking" misinformation. bit.ly/4yFaoBO

We're hiring! SciLine is seeking an On-Call Scientific Outreach Support Specialist for a part-time opportunity to contribute to the organization’s mission of connecting journalists to scientific expertise on deadline. Deadline is Aug. 22: recruiting.ultipro.com/AME1123ASEM/...

Reporters—covering vaccination rates in religious and cultural communities? We have a reporting guide that helps ground your news stories in accurate cultural contexts. bit.ly/4pOPMDl

I've been doing a lot of thinking about the role my business has played in the wildfire crisis, and the responsibility we have to report on promising paths out of it. I'm very grateful to @sciline.org and my excellent co-panelists for this conversation. www.sciline.org/wildfires/wi...

We're hiring! SciLine is accepting applications for a bilingual (English, Spanish) Visiting Scientific Outreach Specialist—a full-time, two-year-long opportunity to contribute to the organization’s mission of connecting journalists to scientific expertise. recruiting.ultipro.com/AME1123ASEM/...

Reporters—covering the new executive order on childhood vaccine schedule recommendations? Check out our reporting guide to help you understand the best practices when reporting on vaccines. Free for all reporters: bit.ly/44Mzcdv

Reporters—Join us TODAY at 3 p.m. ET for a briefing on wildfires, and the science behind them. Learn scientific insights from Dr. Heidi Huber-Stearns @uoregon.bsky.social and Dr. Andi Thode (Northern Arizona U.), and reporting advice from @murphywoodhouse.bsky.social. bit.ly/4cfaUwJ

Misinformation and disinformation can run rampant after big science news like the cyclospora outbreak, but they also persist with evergreen topics like climate change. This tip sheet in our series with @sciline.org will help you tackle false info as a journalist. theopennotebook.com/quick-tips-a...

🔬 Want to build stronger relationships 🤝 with researchers and refine your science storytelling? 📖 Register for our upcoming webinar presented by @sciline.org here: https://aaas.zoom.us/webinar/register/9617858501603/WN_4jsgkdF2Tje88Bnb9DjRYQ 📅 Tuesday, August 11, 2026 @ 9:00 AM ET #SciComm

ICYMI: This week's local story angle newsletter highlights resources and tips for covering cyclospora, West Nile, peptides, AI in schools, and more. Check it out and sign up: mailchi.mp/79a8b265c518...

Vaccine hesitancy and measles outbreaks are on the rise—accurate reporting matters more than ever. Get the facts and tips you need with our expert-backed guide: bit.ly/4f7GZZl

Ready to level up your science reporting? 🧬 🗓️ Join our upcoming webinar presented by @sciline.org on August 3rd at 9:00 AM ET. 💡 Learn to build strong source relationships, cut through jargon, get engaging quotes and more! Don't miss out-- REGISTER NOW: https://bit.ly/4fqlHq0

Reporters—covering vaccination rates in religious and cultural communities? We have a reporting guide that helps ground your news stories in accurate cultural contexts. bit.ly/4pOPMDl

📰 Reporters: Covering humidity, climate change, and health impacts on deadline? Get access to our FREE TV bundle—featuring expert insights from Dr. Jane Baldwin @ucirvine.bsky.social. Includes raw & soundbite videos, VOSOT, and a time log. Request now: bit.ly/4xdi4K8

With measles outbreaks on the rise nationwide, journalists play a crucial role in sharing accurate information. Our free reporting guide offers practical tips and best practices for covering vaccines—helping you inform your audience with clarity and confidence. Access the guide: bit.ly/44Mzcdv

TV reporters—in a state using or discussing desalination plants? You can book a 1-on-1 15-minute Zoom interview (7/28) for FREE with engineering expert Dr. David Jassby @uclaengineering.bsky.social to discuss how this technology works, who can benefit & possible drawbacks: bit.ly/4yKkMIr