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SUMMARY:Courageous Inquiry: Navigating Epistemic Injustice and Critical Thinking in the Climate Crisis
DESCRIPTION:“Science communication is facing a crossroads. As the climate crisis deepens\, scientific understandings remain critically important and yet are occurring in a time of deep polarization\, rising disinformation\, and heavily resourced campaigns creating epistemic doubt. How might this be seen as a powerful opportunity to courageously inquire into the limitations of scientific frameworks and an honest engagement with their entanglement in colonial legacies? What if the stories we are telling about climate change\, resilience\, and justice are missing voices\, perspectives\, and ways of knowing that could transform how we communicate and act? \n“This one-hour session will explore epistemic injustice and how it shapes science communication. We’ll consider how we might deepen critical thinking by cultivating epistemic reflexivity\, questioning how “valid” knowledge is defined\, and how critical inquiry supports opening to the wisdom of distinct Indigenous epistemologies. For science writers and communicators working on climate and the environment\, this session will offer a provocation: How might we impactfully communicate in ways that honour both rigour and relationality?”
URL:https://connector.casw.org/event/courageous-inquiry-navigating-epistemic-injustice-and-critical-thinking-in-the-climate-crisis/
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SUMMARY:Mastering Causation vs. Correlation: Training for Journalists
DESCRIPTION:“Writing about research—whether published in peer-reviewed journals or fast-moving preprints—is part of the health and science beat. Reporters and editors need to know what studies are solid and significant and which to steer clear of—and then be able to clearly and accurately translate findings to readers\, viewers\, and listeners. \n“This one-day free program for up to 40 credentialed journalists\, hosted by the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health and led by two public health experts in research design and one long-time health journalist\, will give participants the basic skills needed to understand key concepts in scientific studies. The full day in-person workshop will be held on February 26\, 2027\, at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg Center in Washington\, D.C. \n“This application-only day-long training . . . is open to credentialed professional reporters whose beats include public health\, defined broadly to include health\, climate\, food\, gun violence\, mental health\, addiction or the healthcare system. Freelancers may apply\, as can reporters on nontraditional platforms like Substack. \n“Breakfast\, lunch\, and an end of day reception will be provided. \n“Travel funds for transportation and hotel are available for those whose newsrooms can’t subsidize their participation. \n“Review of applications will begin on November 1\, 2026”
URL:https://connector.casw.org/event/mastering-causation-vs-correlation-training-for-journalists/
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SUMMARY:Society of Environmental Journalists Annual Conference
DESCRIPTION:“For SEJ2027\, we’re heading to Kjipuktuk\, Mi’kma’ki [Halifax\, Nova Scotia]\, to continue building the connections\, context and collaboration that define environmental journalism around the globe today. \n“On a changing planet\, there are lessons and new perspectives to be found in every community. In Halifax\, we’ll gather once again\, this time on Mi’kmaq territory\, to celebrate\, learn and refuel for the work ahead. \n“The idea that environmental reporting must be both local and global lies at the heart of SEJ2027. … From the shores of the Atlantic\, we’ll gather to celebrate indigeneity\, ancient teachings and eco-knowledge\, and the stories and ideas shaping a hopeful future for environmental reporting from around the world.” \nThe conference is open to both members and nonmembers.
URL:https://connector.casw.org/event/society-of-environmental-journalists-annual-conference/
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SUMMARY:Global Investigative Journalism Conference
DESCRIPTION:The Global Investigative Journalism Conference (GIJC) is the premier international gathering of investigative and data journalists\, held once every two years. \nThe 2027 Global Investigative Journalism Conference (GIJC27) will take place in Rotterdam\, The Netherlands\, co-hosted by the Global Investigative Journalism Network (GIJN) and the VVOJ. \n“We’ll cover online search techniques\, best practices for cross-border collaboration\, and exiled media tips and tools. We’ll be hosting top journalists who have developed innovative uses of technology to hold powers to account\, and others who have worked in environments with press freedom limitations and developed techniques to continue investigating while maintaining high standards and reducing risks. There will be experts on sensors\, satellites\, artificial intelligence\, and undercover reporting. \n“You’ll find special tracks on climate change\, the threat to democracy\, crime and corruption\, human rights\, teaching and training\, and sustainability strategies — plus the latest on security\, media law\, and dealing with stress and burnout. We will also include sessions with experts who have worked on engaging ways of presenting journalistic investigations in various formats.” \nVisit the 2027 conference website\, where journalists can suggest ideas for panels\, apply for fellowships\, register to attend and more. \nFellowships (travel\, lodging\, meals\, conference registration) are available for journalists\, mostly from the Global South. Applications open in October 2026. Details here.
URL:https://connector.casw.org/event/global-investigative-journalism-conference/
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