National Association of Science Writers

Writing and EditingUnited States11-50 Employees

The National Association of Science Writers is a United States–based professional organization in the writing and editing industry, founded in 1934 and formally incorporated in 1955 to foster the dissemination of accurate science information across media. It serves as a forum for science reporters and writers to improve their craft and advance conditions conducive to high-quality science journalism, with a focus on promoting the free flow of science news. The association supports its members, which include professionals and students, through programs and initiatives that address industry challenges and professional development, aiming to enhance public understanding of science. In recent years, NASW has engaged in partnerships and programs such as collaborative events and mentorship initiatives, reflecting its role in the broader ecosystem of science communication in the United States.

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