Internews' Earth Journalism Network (EJN) and its partners bring one of the largest cohorts of international journalists to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) summit, COP16, in Cancun this November, linking the high-level global summit to the real impacts of climate change felt by millions around the world.
After a successful conference in Dublin, Ireland in 2011 Internews and The Earth Journalism Network (EJN) are
pleased to announce two more journalism conferences, one in Germany & one in France, both specifically designed to
support European journalists to broaden their understanding about European
fisheries -- in particular the Common Fisheries Policy and the proposals to
reform it.
Both conferences will be facilitated by a veteran journalist and will bring at least 15 french...
Eight journalists from the People's Republic of China
will attend the 10th Annual Seafood Summit in Hong Kong as part of an
Earth Journalism Network fellowship program taking place in early September.
For a closer look at the Fellows, go here to read their
bios.
The program, which will be led by Jim Detjen, the
founding president of the U.S. Society for Environmental Journalists, aims to
boosts coverage of ocean and fisheries issues in Chinese media. Over the seven
days of the fellowship...
Eight journalists from eight different countries are attending
the IUCN World Conservation Congress being held in Jeju, Korea in early
September, 2012 as part of an EJN Fellowship program. A description of each of
the Fellows can be found here.
This program is aimed at working with journalists who cover
agriculture and want to learn about and boost their coverage of agro-ecology
and food sovereignty issues. The program is led by Jeff Rutherford, a
journalism trainer who runs a...
CCMP Fellowships to the UNFCCC COP17 Climate Summit in South Africa
The Climate Change Media Partnership (CCMP) is proud to announce the launch of a Fellowship program that will send journalists to the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Durban (COP17) in late 2011. The Fellowships are open predominantly to journalists from developing countries, but journalists from the US and Russia are also welcome to apply.
Formed in 2007 by Internews’ Earth Journalism...
A group of 30 journalists that includes Fellows, editors, trainers and staff from 20 countries will report on the negotiations of the UN Conference on Sustainable Development, also known as the Rio+20 Summit, taking place in Brazil in June, 2012. Over 10 days, the journalists will participate in capacity-building activities focused on the main themes of the international meeting, have contact with sources of government, civil society and multilateral organizations, and provide locally relevant...
Eight journalists from across the
Middle East and North African (MENA) region are attending the United
Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) summit,
COP18, in Doha, Qatar as part of an EJN Fellowship program. With a
focus on linking MENA journalists both together and with high-level
participants at this global summit, this program is designed to
support a deeper understanding of climate change issues and spur
media coverage in a region where millions feel its real impacts...
