If you write or make podcasts and videos about science & environmental topics, we're launching a monthly workshop where writers can get feedback on works-in-progress.
Workshop dates will be decided by our email list, so please sign up! #scicomm
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Resuscitating the SciEnRI Twitter feed to plug an upcoming Zoom event:
@whatcheerclub's Cocktail Chat on Friday (2/12) at 5PM will be Science Writing themed. All types of writers are welcome to join!
We asked our penpals for their feedback on the first letter exchange. Here's the inspiration for Dear Rhode Island, in a perfect sentence. 💌 Sign up now for our next round at https://t.co/n2Hb8J3zia.
Club Members: In 30 minutes we'll have local author & journalist Todd McLeish @tmcleish on Zoom to talk about his book Saving Narragansett Bay. Join the conversation by signing into the Club's Slack...you'll find us in the coffee break channel at 11am!
But, at the same time, there are many environmental writers who focus on environmental justice and associate BLM with Black Lives Matter first & foremost
But taking a moment to figure out which "BLM" is being discussed seems more prevalent among environmentalists
We're gearing up to host more Zoom events re: writing about the pandemic, healthy inequalities, and climate justice.
To stay in the loop (and get a chance to vote on meeting times), please join our email list!
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@PembrokeCenter has launched a new site that marks the 100th anniversary of the ratification of the 19th Amendment. It also features articles about black women's fight to vote and queer history in the suffrage movement. https://t.co/SknyKrQiS2 #brownwomentogether#WeAreBrownU
Just so we're clear:
Much of Rhode Island's wealth came from the slave trade, and Rhode Islanders have violently protected that wealth.
This historical piece from @UpriseRI goes in-depth: https://t.co/mXX8Yoz3m9
"Long before the uprising of 2020, it had become clear that the Community Safety Act wouldn’t be enough," @kelto_n writes, reflecting on protests in PVD over the murders of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, & many others
https://t.co/TPkARPQQgP
What Cheer Writers Club has received a grant from the @rihumanities’ COVID-19 Relief Funding opportunity! We are deeply grateful to the Council for its unwavering support for Rhode Island’s arts, culture and humanities throughout this health crisis.
Announcing Time to Write Tuesdays at What Cheer Writers Club! Club Members are invited to join us on Slack every Tues at 1pm for a virtual write-in. These video write-ins are a chance to check in with fellow creatives & spend some quality creative time writing alone, together.
TONIGHT local @SciEnRI writers group will be meeting on Zoom. DM them for the link to join in--open to all science & environmental writers & readers!
That blue/red line chart is a masterpiece of clarity. Conclusions look highly plausible to me. No one in RI should die for lack of medical care.
.@GovRaimondo, .@RIHEALTH staffs did a good job distilling a lot of complicated information.
https://t.co/qacJK4BvI1
A few seats have opened in tonight's online Podcasting 101 class! Register here & we'll send you the link to join us at 6pm TONIGHT (members: free; public: $10): https://t.co/27eAcwzdnt
This Friday (4/17), we're going to have a virtual Zoom meetup, where we discuss two published pieces + what it's like to be writing about health and environmental topics right now...Join us!
The pieces are:
https://t.co/jqDa7xwCJx
https://t.co/dnYc3O8FlH
"As biodiversity decreases and wild spaces vanish, pathogens can run amok, putting humans, wild and domestic animals, and even plants at risk." #biodiversity#COVID19 https://t.co/KMB6wp4ewA