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  • Practical Training for Journalists Investigating the Ocean

    "This four-part webinar series is designed as a practical path for journalists conducting ocean investigations. The sessions include: Webinar 1-May 19: Understanding ocean regulation and governance Webinar 2-June 9: Using

  • Climate Journalism: Free Online Course on Investigative Reporting for Every Beat

    "Climate change now runs through every reporting beat, from energy and politics to food systems, health and local news, making it one of the most complex stories journalists can investigate today. "Yet, despite its reach, it remains one of the most challenging topics to cover, especially when it comes to following power, money and accountability

  • SIWI’s Water in Communications 2026

    "Now in its sixth year, Water in Communications is a free, interactive online training programme developed by the Stockholm International Water Institute (SIWI) with support from the Grundfos Foundation. It

  • DEADLINE: EGU Science Journalism Fellowship

    "The European Geosciences Union (EGU) has begun accepting applications for the 2026 Science Journalism Fellowship competition. The fellowships enable journalists to report, in any European language, on ongoing research in the Earth, planetary or space sciences, with successful applicants receiving up to €5000 to cover expenses related to their projects."

  • Energy Reporting 101 for Environmental Journalists

    "Two reporters and an energy expert break down what environmental journalists need to know about the energy transition, based on the latest reports from international energy analysts. How quickly are renewables displacing fossil fuels? How have AI and U.S. policy changes complicated the path to net zero? What does this mean for climate change and

  • DEADLINE: EJN Workshop on Covering Ocean Science and Deep-Sea Exploration for Brazilian Journalists

    "Few people realize that humanity has only visually documented an area of the seafloor roughly equivalent to the size of the São Paulo metropolitan area—the vast majority of the ocean floor remains unmapped, unexplored and unknown. But deep sea ecosystems are critical to global biodiversity, carbon storage and climate regulation, and are increasingly threatened by human activity such as deep-sea mining and

  • From the Panama Papers to the Epstein Files: Investigating Leaks and Large-Scale Data in the Age of AI

    "From the Panama Papers to the Epstein Files, large troves of data — whether leaked documents, legal records, or financial databases — have reshaped investigative journalism over the past two decades. Investigative journalists today face an overwhelming proliferation of data, growing authentication challenges fueled by AI-generated forgeries, and mounting pressure on source protection. At the

  • Stats Essentials for Math-Averse Reporters

    "Many journalists lack confidence when including numbers in their reporting, or they fear misrepresenting the data when it comes to covering facts and figures, studies, or technical reports. This free, one-hour 'crash course' — designed for reporters who cover science, health, or environment issues but lack statistics or data training — aims to take the

  • AI Spotlight Series Workshop: Investigating Data Centers

    "In this online training, we'll cover the basics of data centers and finding information and sources for data center investigations. "Former AI Accountability Fellows Pablo Jiménez Arandia and Laís Martins, in collaboration with lead curriculum designer Karen Hao, have drawn on their own reporting to develop a framework for data center reporting. In this workshop

  • DEADLINE: NatGeo RFP for Developing Future Ocean Stewards

    "The National Geographic Society aims to invest in ocean literacy by funding projects that focus on community-based projects that help people form strong emotional bonds with the ocean and develop or deepen a sense of ocean identity through immersive learning experiences. "We are particularly interested in projects that are transdisciplinary, mixing natural and social sciences.

  • DEADLINE: Southeast Asia Ocean Reporting Fellowship

    "Mongabay is now accepting applications for the 2026 Southeast Asia Ocean Reporting Fellowship. "This six-month, fully remote fellowship supports early- and mid-career environmental journalists from and based in coastal Southeast