The Civic Engagement Microgrant Program welcomes novel ideas and programs for early career researchers to support building policy and communication skills and increase their level of engagement with their communities, community leaders, and elected and non-elected government officials.

This podcast is presented to help connect the public to current science and technology, and help scientists share the stories of how science can help our farmers, industrialized world consumers, the environment, and the Developing World.

ClimateSnack is an international and inter-disciplinary community where early career scientists interact in order to improve their writing and communication skills.

Science Non-Fiction is a blog written by graduate students in Pittsburgh, run by Public Communication for Researchers. We’re here to share a graduate student perspective on science in the news and in our lives.

We write about the struggles that we all face to become better researchers, better people, and live a meaningful life.

RELATE is a communications training and community engagement program designed to improve the dialogue between researchers and different public audiences.

A blog about plant science communication, including conversations about health & welfare in academia, as well as stories from established professors and PhD students.

We aim to bring researchers together with The Mills Observatory, Britain’s only full-time public observatory, to develop an adaptable space and activities.

The Metcalf Institute trains journalists, researchers, and other science communicators to foster informed public discussions about the environment.

Spread the word on Marine Research | Sustainable Fishing | Conservation | Natural History | SciComm

We perform science demonstrations in school and at festivals all over Europe, bringing knowledge at your doorsteps, in an easily accessible way!

The Catalyst gives scientists the skills they need to communicate their research to colleagues and to the public. In the process, we create new media for the public about science.

Communicating science news and highlighting guest researchers

AAS Nova strives to share current astrophysical research published in the journals of the American Astronomical Society