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Your support helps us bring more facts to more people [The Conversation. Help us inform the public]( Dear Reader, The journalism we do here at The Conversation – bringing facts straight from researchers to the public – is now read by over 10 million people each month. Our readership has more than doubled since before the pandemic, reaching people across the country and world. Readers write to us regularly, and we’re so thankful for the encouragement they give: - “I love that you intelligently cover not only the headline topics of the day, but also cool general interest topics from Shakespeare to physics.” - “I’m so happy to find this site. I just want truth and honesty and it feels like I might get that here.” - “This may be the start of a beautiful friendship. I believe I have found the place to get my questions answered and perhaps reduce my frustration with not being able to find the explanations/advice I seek.” Authors, too, are telling us how their collaboration with The Conversation’s editors has improved their ability to share their knowledge with the public: - “Thank you for your wonderful work! The clarity and connections you brought to our essay have helped make our research relevant and accessible to a different (and much larger) audience. There is so much magic and expertise a great editor brings to work, and it rarely goes acknowledged. So here is a heartfelt thank you!” - “In the past, I have only written for academic journals. Therefore, my writing style can be a bit jargon-filled and high brow. At first I was a bit put off by the slashing of my writing, however once I reviewed the suggestions, I couldn’t believe how much better the article was.” If you’ve learned something about how vaccines work from The Conversation, or been fascinated by history you didn’t know, or been inspired by the passion of a researcher for their studies, we hope you will support our work. You are vital to bringing this valuable resource to the public. Will you help us offer this fact-based journalism for free to even more readers? [Your gift of $5, $50 or even $150]( helps us bring facts where they are needed. [Make a one-time donation]( [Make a monthly donation]( You can also send a check to us at 303 Wyman Street, Suite 300, Waltham, MA 02451. We’re a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization, so if you itemize your tax deductions, your contribution is fully deductible. Thank you in advance, Beth Daley Editor and General Manager The Conversation U.S. [Facebook]([Twitter]([Instagram]([LinkedIn]([Website]( [Forward]( The Conversation US 303 Wyman Street, Suite 300 Waltham, MA 02451 You’re receiving this email as a newsletter subscriber or previous donor to The Conversation U.S. Clicking the Unsubscribe link will cancel your newsletter subscription. If you want us to stop asking you for money, [reply to this email](mailto:us.newsletter@theconversation.com) and we’ll do that. [Unsubscribe](

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