An Internews supported project in Brazil has taken a major step forward with the launch of version 2.0 of InfoAmazonia. A new digital ‘widget’ allows for more customized and user-friendly engagement with the interactive mapping...
In early September 2012, Internews’ Earth Journalism Network (EJN) brought eight Chinese journalists to the Seafood Summit in Hong Kong, where they received training from journalists and seafood experts,...
Internews and the University of California at Berkeley (UCB) are
launching a major new partnership – the Earth Journalism Scholars
Program – that aims to boost the training of journalism students in how
to report on global environmental issues.
EJN partner, the European Youth Press is currently looking for 24 young environmental journalists to take part in the following training sessions of the “Flag it!” project. The first will be held in São Paulo (Brazil): from the 20th to the 26th of May 2013 and the second will take place...
A historic Internews-sponsored journalism expedition on the Irrawaddy
River is being credited with helping to turn the government against
supporting construction of a controversial dam.
Tough questions and stone-faced rebuttals from authorities don’t deter Wang Jing, a young journalist at China’s New Century magazine. "I feel I am a representative of the public,” said Jing, explaining her recent persistent enquiries of Thai officials. “If I must, I can apologize in private for...
After reviewing well over 100 applications, Internews’ Earth Journalism Network (EJN) is funding five projects focused on building and strengthening networks of environmental journalists in Argentina, Central African Republic, India, Philippines, and Tunisia.
The
Earth
Journalism Network
has established a Fellowship program that invites European
journalists to apply for financial support to cover the cost of
investigating, producing and disseminating a journalistic story on
European fisheries to be...
With overfishing a major problem around the world, Internews’ Earth Journalism Network (EJN) in recent months has carried out a series of activities in both Asia and Europe to work with journalists on improving their coverage of sustainable fisheries issues and ocean health.
As heads of state began to arrive in Doha last week to start the high-level COP18 negotiations towards a legally binding climate deal, more than 120 journalists, scientists, activists and communications experts gathered at the second annual Climate Communications Day to discuss how best to...
The Earth Journalism Network frequently organizes Fellowships for journalists eager to report from major environmental summits. Over the last few years, we have provided travel grants, capacity-building and reporting opportunities for roughly 150 journalists at the World Conservation Congress, the World Water Forum, and along with our partners in the Climate Change Media Partnership the Bali, Poznan and Copenhagen Climate Summits.