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  • UN Climate Change Conference (COP30), Belém, Brazil

    Accreditation for media is open for the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP30), "the largest global event for discussions and negotiations on climate change. "Accreditation for COP30 will also include media accreditation for the Leaders’ Summit hosted by Brasil on 6-7 November."

  • AHCJ 2025 Fall Summit

    Graduate by Hilton New York 22 New St, New York, NY, United States

    "AHCJ’s fall summit, 'Research reset: Covering promising paths to better health,' is designed to help reporters learn to identify and report on health research questions, overlooked opportunities and innovative models that could transform health. "Until recently, the U.S. consistently invested more in health research than any other country. Yet it has experienced poor health outcomes

  • EGU Webinar: How Scientists Can Respond to Autocratisation

    "We live in an era in which science around the world is increasingly under politically-motivated attack. Join this special EGU webinar to get an overview of how scientists can respond and safeguard their work. The webinar will last for 1.5 hours with time for audience Q&A." Start time: 16:00 CET // 10 a.m. EST //

  • DEADLINE: NPPF Michel du Cille Fellowship

    "The National Press Photographers Foundation (NPPF) is pleased to provide a $15,000 annual fellowship to honor the memory of Michel du Cille, a dedicated photojournalist who died in 2014 while

  • DEADLINE: Media Registration for Neuroscience 2025

    Free media registration is now open for Neuroscience 2025, the largest and most influential gathering of brain scientists and clinicians in the world. This year’s annual meeting will take place November 15–19 at the San Diego Convention Center and online. An estimated 20,000 leading neuroscientists from around the globe will share cutting-edge research across more

  • Neuroscience 2025

    "Each year, scientists from around the world congregate to discover new ideas, share their research, and experience the best the field has to offer. Attend so you can: present research, network with scientists, attend session and events, and browse the exhibit hall. "Join the nearly half a million neuroscientists from around the world who have

  • DEADLINE: ScienceWrite Programme

    "The ScienceWrite Programme, supported by the Royal Society, aims to help early-stage science writers from minoritised backgrounds — based in the UK — to advance their professional development. If you have an idea for a book, an article for a journal, a blog, or another writing project and need some intel and support, you've come

  • Reporting with Support: Tools & Resources from EurekAlert! and AAAS

    "This webinar will introduce tools and strategies to help journalists get the most out of EurekAlert! and other AAAS resources. You’ll learn how to use expert search features, set up Google Alerts, and explore the EurekAlert! archive for story leads. We’ll also highlight services from AAAS including SciLine, the Office of Communications, and the Kavli

  • ASC Town Hall: Navigating Industry Changes

    "Join the Association of Science Communicators (ASC) for an online town hall exploring the rapidly changing landscape of science communication. This session will begin with an open discussion (40 minutes) on the key challenges facing the field today, including the shift from salaried team-based roles to independent freelance work, growing government hostility and funding cuts

  • DEADLINE: National Geographic Grants Program

    "Since first awarding a grant in 1890, the National Geographic Society has been investing in bold people and transformative ideas. Our funding opportunities aim to further understanding of our planet and

  • AHCJ Webinar: Trust, Public Health Reporting and the CDC — Insider Perspectives

    "A lot has happened this year at the CDC with walkouts, layoffs and the disappearance of data and reports, presenting major challenges for journalists who report on public health. Especially when reporting on infectious disease, the compromising of the CDC as a source of public health data and up-to-date information about outbreaks has huge implications