"The fellowship’s goal is to better diversify the ranks of science and health journalists and to foster broader and more inclusive coverage of science.
"Learning How To See … by Listening
When Project Fellow Sarah Gilman couldn’t get to the Alaskan interior for a reporting project, longtime residents painted the picture for her.
"In KSJ’s Science Editing Webinar Series, a Masterclass on Climate Journalism
Journalists from NPR, Yale Environment 360, and Southerly Magazine spoke about the urgency of the climate crisis — and how to tell stories that resonate.
"The Reckoning With the River
The Colorado River irrigates communities throughout the American West and northern Mexico. Photojournalist Ted Wood ponders what will happen as it dries up.
"‘Don’t Go With the Pack’: Usha Lee McFarling, on Forging a New Beat During the Pandemic
The STAT reporter and former KSJ fellow is constantly working to stay ahead of the curve — and find new ways to cover familiar topics.
"Of Penguins and Opossums
Many animal lovers are drawn to the far-flung and exotic, but some of the world’s most fascinating creatures are closer than you think, writes Project Fellow Jason Bittel.