SciComm Calling was born for a simple reason: we wanted to understand what it really means to be science communicators. And the most natural way for us to do that was to listen to other people’s stories.
We collect these stories through interviews, shape them into something coherent, and send them out as a newsletter. For whom?
For anyone who wants to understand what this job is: how it works, what paths exist, which skills matter, and which doors open or close along the way.
We collect these stories through interviews, shape them into something coherent, and send them out as a newsletter. For whom?
For anyone who wants to understand what this job is: how it works, what paths exist, which skills matter, and which doors open or close along the way.
The interviews are our way of exploring the field: pure curiosity, without preconceptions. We’re not looking for fixed opinions, but for trajectories, episodes, turning points. Inside you’ll find the job market as it really is, the community of science communicators, the relationships that hold it together, the hurdles and the strokes of luck. And yes, a hint of professional gossip, which never hurts.
That’s what SciComm Calling is: a map in the making, built from voices and stories that, piece by piece, help us understand a part of our work a little better.
That’s what SciComm Calling is: a map in the making, built from voices and stories that, piece by piece, help us understand a part of our work a little better.
