a nongovernmental international organization encouraging the education of the public on science and technology through science journalism and the mass media.

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    SjCOOP Asia is a mentoring project in science journalism in Southeast Asia. SjCOOP will twin experienced science journalists (mentors) with early-career journalists (mentees). Mentors will coach and mentor their mentees to improve mentees’ skills at covering agriculture, climate change, health, disaster reduction, energy, environment and other science and technology issues. Mentees (trainees) and mentors (trainers) will be organized in three groups: Vietnamese-speaking group, Bahasa Indonesian-speaking group, and English-speaking group.
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    This project has two main objectives: mentoring of science journalists, and establishment of associations of science journalists in Africa and the Middle East.
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Final Report on the 3rd Kavli Symposium on Science Journalism

29 September, 2016Posted In : WFSJ News

The 3r d Kavli Symposium on Science Journalism (Washington, DC - February 15-17, 2016) had the ambitious goal of addressing ways to facilitate covera... READ MORE

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Submit a Session Proposal for WCSJ2017 – NEW Deadline: October 11

26 September, 2016Posted In : WFSJ News

The 10th World Conference of Science Journalists (WCSJ2017) is announcing the Call for Session Proposals. All science journalists, writers, bloggers, ... READ MORE

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Pick Yourself Up, Dust Yourself Off, Start All Over! A Look Back at the Kavli Prize 2016.

13 September, 2016Posted In : WFSJ News

The Kavli Prize is the small twin of the Nobel Prize. It puts Norway on the scientific map of the world. The WFSJ attended this year’s ceremonies in... READ MORE

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Quebec Science Communicators Gather to Discuss Scientific Illiteracy

26 September, 2016Posted In : Other News

Approximately 40% of Canadians do not believe that climate change is caused by human activity. This is the disturbing result of a survey undertaken wi... READ MORE

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WELCOME! Balkan Network of Science Journalists. Our 52nd Member Association.

22 September, 2016Posted In : Other News

The Balkan Network of Science Journalists (BNSJ) is a group for science journalists, writers and communicators from across South-East Europe, or the B... READ MORE

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How Much Does Your Country Invest in Research & Development (R&D)?

14 September, 2016Posted In : Other News

As the pursuit of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) gathers momentum, there has been a lot of noise about the ‘big ticket’ factors seen as ... READ MORE

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