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The 5th Kavli Symposium will address Science Journalism and Politics. It will explore the intricate relationships between science journalism and government decision-making – ranging from health

ABSW’s 2019 awards are now open to entry to journalists who publish for UK or Irish audiences in any media. There are three entirely new categories

Pour rejoindre le public de l’ère post-Trump et post-factuelle, la vulgarisation va devoir repenser ses priorités et réfléchir à des questions et à des mises

From the Open Notebook, How to Conduct Difficult Interviews, by Mallory Pickett. A very handy six points cheat-sheet: Don’t fear the fear Prepare Stay calm

It’s the award season at the National Association of Science Writers with: The 2019 Science in Society Journalism Award. Seven categories including Science Reporting, Science

On Friday 5th July 2019, the last day of the World Conference of Science Journalists WCSJ2019, after four days of presentations, workshops and discussions at the

The World Conference of Science Journalists or WCSJ2019 program committee has announced the following speakers: Uzodinma Iweala, CEO of The Africa Center in New York and

The World Federation of Science Journalists (WFSJ) together with United Kingdom Research and Innovation (UKRI) are organizing a workshop on science reporting for journalists from the African continent in Harwell

The 5th Kavli Symposium will address Science Journalism and Politics. It will explore the intricate relationships between science journalism and government decision-making – ranging from

The World Federation of Science Journalists (WFSJ) is pleased to announce the Louise Behan Reporting Grants to support science journalism. Grants objective The Louise Behan Reporting Grants