Museum of Science, Boston, & SENDRIL Launches 2026–27 Public Health Science Communication Fellowship

The Museum of Science, Boston, and SENDRIL are offering a six-month, stipend-supported fellowship to help public health experts and other science professionals strengthen their digital communication skills.

The 2026–27 Public Health Science Communication Fellowship provides training, mentorship, and opportunities to develop sustained public-facing content. Fellows will work alongside established digital communicators to create accurate, engaging health information designed for how people find, understand, and act on health information today.

The program is open to researchers, clinicians, faculty, public health experts, policy leaders, and evidence-based communicators. Applications close Sept. 18, offering professionals an opportunity to build stronger public communication skills. Learn more about SENDRIL and apply for the fellowship here.