"Twenty-one distinguished journalists will pursue a diverse range of projects related to science, health, technology, and the environment.
"The Village Where Nothing Really Dies
In the culture and stories of an Alaska community threatened by climate change, filmmaker John Sutter sees a certain kind of timelessness.
"Waiting It Out: Patience as an Essential Journalism Skill
Investigative journalist Lindsay Gellman thought the pandemic had stalled her reporting. Then the story shifted.
"Circadian Clocks in the Time of Covid-19
Virtual interactions are affecting our bodies’ natural rhythms, for better and for worse, writes Project Fellow Lynne Peeples.
"Climate Change, Refrigeration, and an Invaluable Lesson in Complexity
An afternoon spent tinkering with a climate simulator gave journalist Nicola Twilley a new perspective on the interplay of refrigeration, diet, and health.
"The Differing Worldviews of Western and Indigenous Science
For journalist Jodi Rave Spotted Bear, an encounter with the remains of a centuries-old Hidatsa village spoke to the inseparability of science and culture.