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Civic Science Media Project Grants is sponsored by Center for Cooperative Media at Montclair State University & Rita Allen Foundation. This grant opportunity aims to enhance local journalism and foster collaboration between scientists and media. Projects should promote community engagement in scientific discourse on pressing issues like climate change and public health.
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