Youth-led nonprofit helping high schoolers communicate science + discover careers bridging STEM and the public
Cambridge, MA
Joined February 2019
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We want to continue to highlight science communicators of diverse backgrounds in our newest project Humans of Scicomm: The Podcast!
If you're interested in sitting down and chatting with us about your journey and experiences in science communication, please let us know!
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The deadline has now been extended to July 19th! If you're a high school student passionate about science communication, please consider applying to join our team. Help us make science communication more accessible!
Apply now at scienceandus.org/join
Are you interested and passionate about science communication? Apply to join the Science and Us team! We are looking for high school students to help make science communication more accessible. Apply now at scienceandus.org/join ! Applications close July 9th, 2021.
We are partnering with the (In)visible Organ to hold a screening of their documentary on cervical cancer and women's reproductive health. There will be a discussion at the end as well.
Please fill out this form if you are interested in joining us!
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Please take a moment to read Humans of Scicomm writer Sheeva Azma's article regarding a Nature Communications study and sexism in science. @fancycomma @SheevaAzma
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"I never imagined that I would pursue a science writing career, but now I can’t imagine doing anything else."
Our newest #HumansofScicomm story is up featuring Sheeva Azma, founder of science writing company Fancy Comma, LLC. Read her story below!
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“I think I finally know what I want to do with my career. I want to be a science motivational speaker.”
Our newest #HumansofScicomm story is up, featuring Dr. Namrata Sengupta from the Broad Institute! @Namrata13
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"I’ve never had an interest in science communication and it wasn’t something I thought I would end up doing."
Our newest #HumansofScicomm story is up featuring Dr. Praveen Paul, co-founder of the annual global science festival Pint of Science!
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"I walked in with no idea that it was a career option, but I walked away knowing that it was the career I wanted."
Check out the latest #HumansofScicomm story featuring visual artist Iris Fung!
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"It started with either dance or music — I can’t remember which. During my childhood, both were ever-present sieves through which I filtered almost every experience."
Our newest #HumansofScicomm story is up featuring Sadie Bowman! Click the link to read!
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