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Additionally, a collection of organizations is helping students to become strong communicators. Through arts, radio and digital media production, the goal is to attract students of all backgrounds to science, technology and communications. Students are working with science journalism mentors who are helping them to build strong science communication skills via reading about the latest science research and communicating that research clearly for the public鈥檚 understanding. A few other organizations are focused on helping students to build technical knowledge and know-how in audio and podcasting 鈥� valuable and transferable skills in a world that is increasingly drawn to these distinct modes of storytelling.