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SUMMARY:DEADLINE: From Proposal to Page Workshop — A Nonfiction Writing Workshop With Jessica J. Lee
DESCRIPTION:“This nonfiction course will center on a wealth of contemporary work inspired by the more-than-human world\, laying the groundwork for book-length projects. Through close readings of literary material as well as industry documents like book proposals\, weekly exercises and workshopping\, we’ll consider the practical aspects of developing nonfiction projects\, as well as techniques for writing the environment in our current moment. We’ll examine tools for writing about plants\, animals\, and other vibrant cues that shape our narratives\, ask how readers can be invited into environmental conversations\, and consider how writing about nature is necessarily tied to struggles for justice and a better world. We’ll finish the course by workshopping either an industry-standard book proposal or chapter sample. Whether you’re outlining\, querying\, or already writing\, this course is ideal for those wanting to sharpen their creative and pitching skills and develop community for the long-haul of writing a nonfiction book.” \nWhen: Six consecutive Saturdays from 1-4 pm ET (10-1 PT) from November 7 through December 12 \nCost: $600
URL:https://connector.casw.org/event/deadline-from-proposal-to-page-workshop-a-nonfiction-writing-workshop-with-jessica-j-lee/
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SUMMARY:DEADLINE: Reuters Institute's Masterclass — AI\, Journalism and Society
DESCRIPTION:“Applications are now open to join our masterclass in AI\, journalism & society. The programme will take place over several days in late September\, and is open to any journalists and editors who wish to deepen their understanding of how artificial intelligence impacts our reporting and our lives. \n“Participants will be part of an intimate global cohort\, and will take part in a series of insightful seminars with world-class speakers from the University of Oxford and beyond. The course will help them determine how to report on AI trends and on the effects of this emerging technology across industries – from labour and politics\, to law and culture.” \n\nWhen: September 22-25\, 2026\nWhere: Reuters Institute\, Oxford\, UK\nCost:  £1\,450 (course only); £1\,950  (course and accommodation)
URL:https://connector.casw.org/event/deadline-reuters-institutes-masterclass-ai-journalism-and-society/
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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/
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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/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261006
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SUMMARY:Investigating Big Tech and AI in Conflict: Tools and Techniques
DESCRIPTION:“Reporting on modern warfare no longer relies solely on focusing on what is happening on the front line. Journalists must also show how the technologies and AI systems increasingly shaping conflict are conceived\, financed and coded in conference rooms\, data centres and technology offices far from the battlefield. \n“In this emerging military-technological complex\, a new phase of the military-industrial complex\, cloud platforms\, AI models\, and commercial infrastructure have become integral to the conduct of war. Yet this weaponization of technology makes accountability harder to trace than ever. \n“War reporters need more than flak jackets and nerves of steel. They must also dig into procurement records\, trade databases\, export licenses\, corporate filings\, and the digital breadcrumbs left behind by the military-tech ecosystem to understand complicity and responsibility in conflict. \n“In this workshop\, based on an upcoming GIJN reporting guide\, Dr. Iain Overton will introduce a practical framework for investigating the technological systems behind modern warfare\, from surveillance infrastructure and automated decision-making to the financial flows that make them possible. \n“Participants will leave with practical methods\, source suggestions and real-world examples they can use to pursue accountability reporting on technology and war.”
URL:https://connector.casw.org/event/investigating-big-tech-and-ai-in-conflict-tools-and-techniques/
LOCATION:Virtual
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SUMMARY:DEADLINE: Editing Forensics — A 5-Week Virtual Course
DESCRIPTION:“In this highly interactive 5-week virtual course\, participants will develop practical editing techniques that strengthen both their own writing and their ability to work effectively with others’ work. \n“Designed for working editors as well as writers who want to become stronger self-editors\, this training centers on Editing Forensics™—a systematic approach to evaluating stories at the conceptual\, structural\, and stylistic levels to identify what a piece needs to become clearer\, stronger\, and more compelling. \n“Drawing on The Open Notebook’s 15 years of experience training science journalists worldwide\, this workshop combines concrete frameworks\, hands-on exercises\, and expert guidance to help participants develop sharper editorial instincts and produce cleaner\, more effective copy.” \n\nWhen: Weekly on Wednesdays\nCost: US$499
URL:https://connector.casw.org/event/deadline-editing-forensics-a-5-week-virtual-course/
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