Proud to have been a part of an awesome team that put this project together!

I'm thrilled to be back with this amazing lineup for another KSJ at MIT Fact-Checking Workshop on Nov 19. Learn about the benefits (and nuts and bolts) of editing with a particular focus on accuracy. Free, virtual, live, global. Apply by Oct 8 ksjfactcheck.org/webinar/ksjmit…

Disinformation is a tool for aggression and is heavily used these days. We stand by our fact-checking community in Ukraine and strongly encourage you to follow and reach out to VoxUkraine and Stop Fake before you share any footage and news from Ukraine.

2 yrs ago, I wrote a story abt forests. Every scientist I spoke w/said we’re losing them to #climatechange faster than expected. And many aren’t coming back. So @natgeo decided dedicate an entire issue to the future of forests. Here it is. THREAD 1/20 nationalgeographic.com/magazine/artic…

I'm excited to share a rare opportunity to join the research department at @NatGeoMag. Come help us do smart research and maintain our high standards of accuracy. You will learn something every day. It's a great role. #hiring jobs.disneycareers.com/job/washington…

We're hiring! Help proof our storytelling for accuracy. Join the @NatGeoMag research department and delve into science, environment, animals, culture, history, travel, climate, + more. #NABJ Headquarters ✊🏾🖊️🎙️💻 📷 🎥 📝 🔈 NAHJ najournalists Asian American Journalists Association est. 1981 National Association of Science Writers (NASW) Society of Environmental Journalists (SEJ) Society of Professional Journalists jobs.disneycareers.com/job/washington…

Our massive reporting package on haunting, under-appreciated climate threats to the world's forests drove all 26 foreign additions of National Geographic in May—a true rarity. Most also ran Keith Ladzinski's breathtaking cover of a giant sequoia. See the whole issue: nationalgeographic.com/magazine/issue…

I'm looking forward to answering your questions about research editing (AKA editing for accuracy, pre-publication fact-checking) as part of tomorrow's #ACESChat.

Getting ready to start this #ACESChat. I'll be retweeting the questions and replying below to each with a thread of replies. Hope you enjoy and eager to see your questions and thoughts!

Question 1: What is research editing? How does the goal differ from other types of editing? #ACESChat

Question 2: Do you need to be an expert on the topic? #ACESChat

Question 3: What are the most critical steps of the fact-checking process? #ACESChat

Question 4: How do you deal with conflicting information? #ACESChat

Question 5: What does the editor/writer relationship look like? #ACESChat

Question 6: Are there any resources or tools you find useful? #ACESChat

Thank you to Brad Scriber and everyone who joined us today. Don't miss our next #ACESChat with James Harbeck, sesquiotic.bsky.social on June 15 at 4 p.m. EDT. You can read previous chats here: aceseditors.org/resources/aces…

Here's a recap of the #ACESChat on Research Editing from yesterday. Thanks to ACES: The Society for Editing (use other social) for pulling this together and for inviting me to share about the work I do! wakelet.com/wake/muqntw_rM…

Amazing.

Excited for day two of #ACESAccelerate. Learned so much yesterday. I'll be presenting this afternoon -- a pre-recorded talk -- and hoping for an active chat to distract me from hearing my own voice!

You do not want to miss out on the chance to hire Victoria Jaggard. Move quickly, folks. You will not regret it.