I am thrilled to share that I have recently been accepted into Science Communicators Philippines (SciCommPH), an esteemed organization dedicated to promoting science and technology across the Philippines. This acceptance marks a significant milestone in my journey as a science enthusiast and aspiring communicator.
From the moment I stumbled upon the mission and vision of SciCommPH, I knew I had found a community that resonated deeply with my own values and passions. Their commitment to bridging the gap between science and society, and their emphasis on collaboration and innovation, struck a chord within me. I have always believed that science should be accessible to everyone, regardless of their background or expertise, and joining SciCommPH feels like a natural extension of that belief.
Photo from the SciComm Philippines FB page.
I am filled with excitement and anticipation for the opportunities that lie ahead. Through SciCommPH’s programs, projects, and activities, I hope to contribute to the organization’s mission of promoting STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) in the Philippines. Whether it’s through writing, broadcasting, or engaging with the public, I am eager to play my part in inspiring curiosity and fostering a greater appreciation for the wonders of science and technology.
One of the aspects that excites me most about joining SciCommPH is the opportunity to collaborate with a diverse group of individuals — from journalists and writers to scientists and communication practitioners. I believe that by bringing together people with different backgrounds and perspectives, we can create more impactful and inclusive science communication initiatives that resonate with a wider audience.
For anyone who shares my passion for science communication or is simply curious about the world around them, I highly encourage you to visit the SciCommPH website at https://scicomm.ph/. There, you can learn more about the organization’s initiatives, upcoming events, and how you can get involved. Together, let’s work towards a future where science is not just understood but celebrated and embraced by all.