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LESS THAN 2 WEEKS LEFT! #BlackInSciComm week is October 4 – 10

September 17, 2020 by ASC

f you’re not following @BlackInSciComm yet, we invite you to head over to Twitter and do so! We’ll wait…

Organized by @ravenscimaven, #BlackInSciComm week is October 4 – 10 and the SciTalk blog is getting ready to publish some great interviews with Black science communicators.

Follow @BlackInSciComm on Twitter

Feel free to pitch relevant stories by emailingblog@sciencetalk.org. We’re looking for material for well past October 10th as well.

Also be sure to follow @BlackInSTEMEd. #BlackinSTEMEducation Week is September 27 – October 3.

Follow @BlackInSTEMEd on Twitter

To summarize: Follow @BlackInSciComm and @BlackinSTEMEd, connect with peers, support your colleagues, and get pumped.

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