Celebrating Efforts of Scientists, Statisticians, and Journalists: Promoting Access to Best Science and Engaging the Experts

Fiona Lethbridge
Senior Press Officer
There is plenty to celebrate – efforts of
scientists, statisticians and journalists
How do we make sure journalists continue to
have access to the best science when things
are increasingly politicised, and how can we
make sure the best scientists keep engaging
and don’t pull back from the fray?
Keep helping the science journalists
Keep being sciency:
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stick to the evidence; talk about data
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change your mind when the evidence changes
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be open about uncertainty
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“I don’t know” is a mark of expertise not ignorance
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don’t ‘take sides’ from an ideological perspective
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stay in your lane
lethbridge@sciencemediacentre.org
www.sciencemediacentre.org
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There is much to appreciate in the collaborative efforts of scientists, statisticians, and journalists in ensuring accurate and relevant information reaches the public. With the rising politicization of science, it is crucial to maintain access to the best scientific knowledge for journalists and encourage experts to stay engaged. Upholding principles of evidence-based reporting, adaptability to new data, and transparency in uncertainties are key to fostering a robust science communication environment.

  • Scientists
  • Journalists
  • Statisticians
  • Science Communication
  • Evidence-based Reporting

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  1. Fiona Lethbridge Senior Press Officer

  2. There is plenty to celebrate efforts of scientists, statisticians and journalists

  3. How do we make sure journalists continue to have access to the best science when things are increasingly politicised, and how can we make sure the best scientists keep engaging and don t pull back from the fray?

  4. Keep helping the science journalists

  5. Keep being sciency: - - - - - - stick to the evidence; talk about data change your mind when the evidence changes be open about uncertainty I don t know is a mark of expertise not ignorance don t take sides from an ideological perspective stay in your lane

  6. lethbridge@sciencemediacentre.org www.sciencemediacentre.org

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