Science Writers and Communicators of Canada
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Locality: Toronto, Ontario
Address: P.O. Box 75, Station A M5W 1A2 Toronto, ON, Canada
Website: www.sciencewriters.ca/
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Calling all SciComm enthusiasts!! We're looking for writers to submit articles for our blog https://sciencewriters.ca/blog. It's a great way to get writing and publishing experience. If you're interested, please email [email protected].
The Lost Women of Science Initiative is a non-profit educational organization with the overarching goal of inspiring girls and young women -- especially those from communities chronically underrepresented in the STEM professions -- to embark on careers in STEM. The Initiative’s flagship is its Lost Women of Science podcast, producing four multi-episode seasons per year. As a full, mission-driven organization, the Lost Women of Science Initiative plans to digitize and archive our research efforts and make all primary source material available to students, educators, and historians of science. #WomenOfSTEM #STEM https://open.spotify.com/show/2TeYeCLqQbVyuyIQ6kYC7V
The opioid issue was declared a crisis 6 years ago. Since then, COVID-19 restrictions and disruptions have worsened the crisis by limiting access to safe injection sites. Learn more about how the opioid problem became a crisis in our latest blog post. https://sciencewriters.ca/blog/12777198
SWCC #MemberHighlight Safin Bayes is an engineering Research Assistant at McMaster University in Hamilton, ON and has been an SWCC member since January 2022. Get to know Safin with these Q&As.... What does your typical day look like? On a typical weekday morning, I catch the bus for a 5-minute ride to the campus. I start working on my research projects from 9 AM. I spent most of the day figuring things out by reading papers and codes. Then I do some programming myself to implement my ideas. On some days I meet with my supervisor discussing progress and/or new ideas. Meetings could be anywhere between 30 minutes to 2 hours! Some other days I also have a class. Usually I leave campus at 6 PM and go the gym with my friends. On a rest day, I do grocery or simply lie around. What are your goals? As a new science writer/blogger, I wanted to join a community where I could learn about various aspects of science communication, volunteer in different SWCC activities, and expose myself, my profile, and my blog for better reach and feedback. What's a fun fact people may not know about you? Not many know that I learned to swim from YouTube. Before jumping into the pool, I would make a mental list about the drills I would perform against the edge. I would remember the lessons I watched prior to the session and if I don't recall certain actions, I would simply do them the wrong way and go back home to remember for the next session. Took me while to get over the fear of drowning, but somehow I did it.
Check out this Nature Canada article about the Youth Journalism Initiative. https://naturecanada.ca//youth-journalism-initiative-stor/
HEADS UP! It's now time to announce the 2020 People’s Choice Awards Winner and #CdnSciFav2020! .... ... Congratulations Let's Talk Science A big thank you to all our amazing participants! #SciComm
#FunFactFriday the time to vote for your Canadian science site is almost over! Vote here #SWCC's #CdnSciFav2020 awards https://sciencewriters.ca/peopleschoice2020
Rdv incontournable pour l’information et l’actualité scientifique en français https://quebecscience.qc.ca Québec Science est en lice pour le Prix du Public. Venez les supporter! Pour voter c'est ici: https://sciencewriters.ca/peopleschoice2020 #ComSci
There are only two days left to vote for Canada’s Favourite Science Online. #CdnSciFav2020 Quebec Science are a finalist. Check them out and vote today https://sciencewriters.ca/peopleschoice2020
We've been nominated for an SWCC People's Choice Award! For the love of science, please, vote for us: https://sciencewriters.ca/peopleschoice2020 Science Writers and Communicators of Canada
Want to know what happens behind the scenes of research? Check out #CdnSciFav2020 finalist, Research2Reality's #meettheresearcher series https://research2reality.com/category/meet-the-researcher/ And don't forget to vote https://sciencewriters.ca/peopleschoice2020
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