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  • Webinar With the Datajournalists From Oxpeckers

    "During the session, Oxpeckers Investigative Environmental Journalism will be demonstrating how to incorporate data into environmental investigations. They will introduce the organisation and the way they work, and showcase some of their digital tools, including #PowerTracker (renewable energy), #WildEye (wildlife trafficking) and #MineAlert (mining licences) to show how data can uncover hidden environmental harms. An

  • Covering Climate Across Beats

    "Climate change touches every corner of our lives. From the food we eat to the sports we play, from the economy to public health, and from education to infrastructure. Yet, too often, the climate connection goes unreported, leaving audiences with incomplete stories. "The truth is, every journalist is, in a way, a climate journalist. Whether

  • Choosing Your Publishing Adventure: Options for Science-Focused Books

    Virtual

    "Many options exist for turning a science-focused manuscript into a book that reaches its target reader group. Each option has its advantages, from the flexibility and higher margins of self-publishing to the credibility and mainstream visibility of traditional publishing. This event will help you compare and contrast the different publishing routes for science-based fiction and

  • Medical Writing Unfiltered: What We Do, Who We Help and How to Get Started

    "Medical writing is a growing and multifaceted part of science communication. This session offers an unfiltered look at what medical writers do, the audiences they support, and the skills that matter in the role. We’ll also cover practical ways to break into the field, including how to spot entry‑level opportunities and start connecting with organizations

  • So You Want To Cover Science: Essential Skills for Journalists

    "Whether you're new to the beat or looking to improve your reporting, this webinar will equip you with the skills needed to cover science accurately and engagingly. Learn how to craft compelling stories, go beyond the press release, use scientific papers as starting points, and navigate uncertainty and controversy with confidence. We’ll also discuss how