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Covering Climate and the Environment
Develop your science editing skills through this companion webinar series to the science editing handbook. Each event features several leading science journalists who will dive deep into topics including source diversity and development, covering health issues and handling controversial topics. This six-webinar series will empower you with the insights, knowledge, tips and resources all editors need to meet the highest standards of science journalism. This project was made possible thanks to support from the Kavli Foundation and the Howard Hughes Medical Institute’s Department of Science Education.
Why Attend?
- Develop your skills as an editor of science journalism through these topical webinars, which will provide advice and tips on how to meet the challenges you face
- Develop best practices in science reporting and editing
- Spot faulty reporting or flawed science
- Help your reporters tell compelling science stories
See schedule here.
Second webinar: Covering Climate and the Environment
Few science stories will command as much reader and viewer attention as global warming and the environment. Learn how to help readers understand the ways in which humanity plays a role not only in the problem, but also in the solution, and how your journalism can make a difference.
Speakers:
- Neela Banerjee
- Lyndsey Gilpin
- Fen Montaigne
When: Thursday, May 20, 2021, 1-2:30pm ET
It's free! Register here.