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SUMMARY:The U.S. Federal Research and Development (R&D) Budget 101
DESCRIPTION:Free for non-AAAS members through September 30. \n“This course is designed to build a foundational understanding of the U.S. federal research and development (R&D) budget process. Through a series of modules\, participants will explore how the federal R&D budget is developed\, the key factors that shape funding decisions\, the history of federal R&D investments\, and how to seek out budget data and trends. \n“This course was prepared by Alessandra Zimmermann of the AAAS R&D Budget and Policy Program\, a program that has been collecting and curating federal R&D funding data since 1976.” \nNote: After September 30\, AAAS membership is required; the course will be a membership benefit.
URL:https://connector.casw.org/event/the-u-s-federal-research-and-development-rd-budget-101/
CATEGORIES:Online Course
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SUMMARY:CIJ Webinar Series: Investigating the Climate Crisis With Results
DESCRIPTION:“This 3-series webinar brings to the fore specific areas needed for journalists and researchers to move from typical reporting of environmental and climate events to investigations that drive impact. \n“Over the last four years\, we’ve learned a lot about how journalism can get results in pushing for climate progress and addressing injustice. Through the Open Climate Reporting Initiative (OCRI) we’ve empowered hundreds of frontline reporters in 58 countries with cutting edge skills for investigative research and compelling stories. \n“Join us to hear more from carefully selected expert speakers who will share their knowledge in biodiversity and ocean reporting\, essential preparation for covering COP\, and methods to connect security\, conflict & climate solutions. This webinar series builds on our January webinar From Skills to Shifts: How Climate Investigations Get Results and you’ll gain a deeper understanding of what it takes to interrogate certain thematic areas towards enabling accountability and action while staying ahead in the discourse.” \n\nSept. 10\, 2026: Focus on Biodiversity & Ocean reporting\nOct. 1\, 2026: Preparing for COP31\nNov. 5\, 2026: Connecting Security\, Conflict & Climate Solutions
URL:https://connector.casw.org/event/cij-webinar-series-investigating-the-climate-crisis-with-results/
CATEGORIES:Webinar
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SUMMARY:Reuters Institute's Masterclass: AI\, Journalism and Society
DESCRIPTION:“Covering artificial intelligence is no longer just the job of tech journalists\, it’s the job of all journalists. Join our three-day programme open to reporters and editors on any beat and in any medium who wish to deepen their understanding of AI’s impact across diverse fields. \n“The course will help you determine how to report on AI trends and effects across industries – from finance\, labour and democracy to sports and culture.” \nCost: \n\nCourse only: £1\,450 (course only)\n£1\,950 (course and accommodation)\n\n“Both options include several meals. Apply early to receive a £100 early-bird discount (first come\, first served). There are no other discounts or financial assistance available.” \nWhen: September 22-25\, 2026 \nLocation: Reuters Institute\, Oxford\, UK
URL:https://connector.casw.org/event/reuters-institutes-masterclass-ai-journalism-and-society/
CATEGORIES:Workshop
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260922T210000
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DTSTAMP:20260819T214035Z
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SUMMARY:Science Writing I: Online Class at UCLA Extension
DESCRIPTION:“Science writing tells true stories about scientists and research to a variety of audiences. Learn what it takes to translate scientific concepts and discoveries into prose that readers can understand — and enjoy! This course emphasizes science newswriting as a foundational\, gateway skill to other types of science writing. You’ll practice writing science explainers and news articles according to standard structures and come to understand the job of “science writer” through in-class exercises and discussions\, guest speakers\, reading\, and homework. You’ll learn about different career options: freelance or staff\, journalism or institutional communications\, full time or on the side. By the end of the course\, you’ll have 1–3 story ideas\, 3 polished writing samples\, a pitch you can send to a publication\, and a plan for your own next steps in science writing. Note: Technical writing\, scientific manuscript writing\, and science fiction are not part of this course.” \n\nInstructor: Amber Dance\nWhere: Live online\nWhen: Tuesdays\, 6-9 p.m. PT\nFee: $820
URL:https://connector.casw.org/event/science-writing-i-online-class-at-ucla-extension/
LOCATION:Virtual
CATEGORIES:Academic Program
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260924
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SUMMARY:DEADLINE: British Journalism Awards
DESCRIPTION:Celebrating the best journalism produced for a U.K. audience\, the British Journalism Awards are open to all publishers and journalists in print\, broadcast\, or online media. The awards acknowledge and recognize great journalism that is revelatory and has a real world impact. Categories include the energy & environment\, health & life sciences\, photojournalism\, technology and more.
URL:https://connector.casw.org/event/deadline-british-journalism-awards/
CATEGORIES:Awards,Deadline
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260924T090000
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SUMMARY:How We Talk About Climate Change [Livestream]
DESCRIPTION:This featured panel of the Climate Week NY Roundtable & Panel Series is hosted by the Associated Press and AP Fund for Journalism. \n“How we talk about climate change is arguably the world’s most important story\, yet many readers and viewers tune out. They may see climate change as complicated\, confusing or depressing. But that doesn’t mean they are not interested. How climate change is talked about\, whether in news stories or in conversations with neighbors\, can make a huge difference in getting people interested and even engaged in helping confront the problem. YPCCC Director Dr. Anthony Leiserowitz will join leaders from Project Drawdown\, the Potential Energy Coalition\, the Talking Climate Collaborative\, and the Associated Press for a discussion on how journalists and communicators can shape public engagement with climate change. \n“The panel will be available to the public via livestream on the AP’s YouTube channel.”
URL:https://connector.casw.org/event/how-we-talk-about-climate-change-livestream/
CATEGORIES:Conference,Webinar
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SUMMARY:Breakthrough Journalism: Climate Stories\, Collective Action
DESCRIPTION:“During Climate Week NYC\, the Pulitzer Center\, in partnership with Columbia Journalism School\, will host an interactive roundtable exploring how environmental journalism can serve as a catalyst for accountability\, stronger governance\, and cross-sector collaboration. Through compelling engagement and reporting projects supported by the Pulitzer Center\, participants will examine how investigative journalism\, audience engagement\, and community-centered approaches can deepen public understanding\, foster dialogue among diverse stakeholders\, and inspire collective responses to complex climate challenges.” \n\nWhere: The World Room\, Columbia Journalism School
URL:https://connector.casw.org/event/breakthrough-journalism-climate-stories-collective-action/
CATEGORIES:Workshop
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