Science Communication & Outreach
In 2019 I began working with The Biota Project, a non-profit organization dedicated to science communication through the integration of art, science and nature to connect to local communities and address issues of environmental justice.
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As a writer, content developer, and project lead for Biota I have run a campaigns on the intersection of science and art through the creation of maps, interviewed scientists and constructed feature articles, created content for themed social media posts, and written funding seeking proposals.
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A recent inspiring & enlightening experience came in September 2020, when I was asked to represent The Biota Project as a panelist for the Festival of Science & Science Moab series on Rethinking Science in the Southwest
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Future projects include (i) zine production, (ii) connecting researchers to the public at local community centers, (iii) SciComm apprenticeships, and (iv) educational short films & podcasts
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Check out these #SciComm blog posts
Earth's Changing Surface: It Takes Time!
Learning Where Water Comes From, with Isotopes
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As a writer, content developer, and project lead for Biota I have run a campaigns on the intersection of science and art through the creation of maps, interviewed scientists and constructed feature articles, created content for themed social media posts, and written funding seeking proposals.
...
A recent inspiring & enlightening experience came in September 2020, when I was asked to represent The Biota Project as a panelist for the Festival of Science & Science Moab series on Rethinking Science in the Southwest
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Future projects include (i) zine production, (ii) connecting researchers to the public at local community centers, (iii) SciComm apprenticeships, and (iv) educational short films & podcasts
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Check out these #SciComm blog posts
Earth's Changing Surface: It Takes Time!
Learning Where Water Comes From, with Isotopes
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