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Covering the COVID-19 vaccines: Register now for Knight Center s new free online course in four languages | Knight Center for Journalism in the Americas

With the arrival of vaccines against COVID-19, journalists, communicators and the fact-checking community around the world have tried their best to cover the vaccination efforts and help the general public understand the current stage of the global pandemic that took hold one year ago. However, just as with the coronavirus last year, the vaccines have brought their own sets of challenges for reporters and editors needing to explain their development, efficacy, side effects, distribution and more to societies eager for reliable information. That’s why the Knight Center for Journalism in the Americas is offering the new course, “Covering the COVID-19 vaccine: What journalists need to know,” which will run from March 29 - April 25 2021 and will be offered in English, Spanish, Portuguese and French.

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Coronavirus Catastrophe Began with Data | Folding Civilians into National Defense | Killer Tulips Hiding in Plain Sight, and more

Coronavirus Catastrophe Began with Data | Folding Civilians into National Defense | Killer Tulips Hiding in Plain Sight, and more
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Science always prevails as Atlanta Science Festival returns March 13-27

The Atlanta Science Festival returns March 13-27 stronger than ever. This year’s hybrid of more than 80 events includes virtual activities and those held in safe, socially-distanced environments, aimed to educate, engage and entertain all ages. The 2021 festival theme “Science Always Prevails!” celebrates the metro area as a powerhouse of scientific research, scholarship, service and innovation, from battling the COVID-19 pandemic to protecting the unique natural resources of Georgia. “The pandemic has heightened public awareness of the value of science,” says Meisa Salaita, executive co-director of Science ATL, the non-profit organization that produces the Atlanta Science Festival. “All of our partners, including Emory, have come together to keep the festival going strong, despite the challenges. Everyone is inspired by the knowledge that our mission of service to the community is more important than ever.”

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Did You Know This Popular Food Item Was Invented in New York?

The credited inventor of the nugget is a Cornell University professor named Robert C. Baker who died in 2006.

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9 Reasons to Believe the Worst of the Pandemic Is Over

9 Reasons to Believe the Worst of the Pandemic Is Over
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