Jena Barchas-Lichtenstein

Stats Sweep: Change over Time

Supporting Filmmakers and Global Filmmaking Communities

Evaluation in a Changing Educational Landscape

New Directions in Climate Research

Building Community, Conserving Nature

Libraries and Public Programming

Establishing Roots, Growing Community: Capacity Building with Finca Cántaros Environmental Association

Searching for Justice

Audience Learning about Economic Mobility

Changing Attitudes and Assumptions about Race

Spotlight on: Tanya Pierce, Life Unbolted

Coalition-Building for Science Communication

Coalition-Building for Science Communication - Transcript

The Origins of the Moral Motives Conference: Public Health Behavior

Moral Motives and STEM-Informed Action | Motivos morales y acción basada en STEM

The Productivity of Productive Failure

Where Do We Go From Here?

Zooming Out to Institutions

Science for Whom? By Whom?

Exploring the Relationship between Quantitative Reasoning and News Habits

The Moral Relevance of News

Spotlight on: Dr. John Ducksworth, The Multifaith Initiative to End Mass Incarceration (EMI)

Numbers in the News

Numbers in the News: Inflation Explanations

Are Libraries Neutral? A Media Analysis

Spotlight on: Taylor Paul, Taylor Paul Taylor LLC

How Many is a "Large" Group? Interpreting Ambiguous Quantitative Statements

Number Soup: Behind the Research

Number Soup: Behind the Research Interview Transcript

The Quantitative Reasoning Skills Audiences Need to Understand News Reports

Numbers in the News: Social Desirability Bias

Number Soup: Case Studies of Quantitatively Dense News

Spotlight on: Troy Ketchmore, Ketchmore Kids

Knology Receives NSF Grant to Explore How People Move towards STEM-informed Action

Evaluating Educational Materials for Teaching & Learning Genetics

Stats Sweep: Numbers in Headlines

Searching for Justice: News Media Coverage of Re-entry

What Library Patrons Have to Say About Accessibility

Good News about Math

Health News: What Audiences Need & Training the Next Generation of Reporters

Transforming Media Portrayals of Environmental Leaders

Um, we’ve been thinking about ‘um’

A New Framework for Library Public Programs

Relevance in the News: The Scale of Self-Reference

Making Media that Early Career Adults Want

Singular ‘they’ as best practice

Walkouts + Wonder Woman: Research on Representation in Media

Libraries are about much more than books – and they always have been

Environmental Change Agents in the Media

Critical Thinking about the News

News Behavior and COVID-19 Prevention

Six Ways News Stories are Different from Fictional Ones

Teaching in the Age of COVID-19: Computational Thinking & Support for Educators

Library Programs Require a Unique Set of Skills

Stories with Impact: Student Journalists Take on Health Topics in their Communities

Audiences Prefer Health Reporting with Practical Action Steps

Data Set: the Relevance of News Stories

Cultivating Computational Thinking in Grade School Learners

Data Set: Sharing News Stories

Changing Media Practices And the Future of STEM Journalism

STEM Student Reporting Labs: Youth Engagement Through Journalism - Resources

Why Media Genre Matters

Spotlight on: Terrence Coffie, Educate Don’t Incarcerate

Who Counts? The Politics of Covid-19 Data

Numbers in the News: Understanding Estimates

Numbers in the News: Margin of Error

Numbers in the News: More About Official Statistics

Numbers in the News: Caveats & Credibility

Scale & Policy: How News Shapes Your Views on COVID-19

Education in the Pandemic & the Potential for Computational Thinking

Who Gets to Be an Inventor?

Building A Successful Research-to-Practice Partnership

What if We Treated Online Surveys like Interactions?

STEM Student Reporting Labs: Youth Engagement Through Journalism