WFSJ Book Talk – Neutron Stars: The Quest to Understand the Zombies of the Cosmos with Katia Moskvitch
WHEN: Thursday, Oct 29, at 2pm London / 10am EDT (US) / 7:30pm New Delhi REGISTRATION: https://forms.gle/B1wnAF9Z3tvGbV1S8 Enigmatic objects, neutron stars are spinning cores of dead
WFSJ announces member fee amnesty
Organizations like ours have faced an unprecedented array of challenges this year, which have in many cases caused serious financial hardship. For just this reason,
Changes at the World Federation of Science Journalists
WFSJ, like so many organizations that have been challenged by the unprecedented events of 2020, has undergone a close examination of its values, its mandate,
WFSJ and WHO launched a series of webinars to support science journalism in times of pandemic
The World Federation of Science Journalists (WFSJ) and the World Health Organization’s (WHO) corporate communications team at WHO headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland, have launched a
Invisible science: why are Latin American science stories absent in European and US media outlets?
This story was originally published at The Open Notebook and is part of TON’s Diverse Voices in Science Journalism series, supported by Science Sandbox and made possible through a partnership
Videos and photos of some of the WCSJ2019 sessions are now available
This year at the World Conference of Science Journalists (WCSJ2019) in Lausanne, the sessions, workshops, and luncheons were video recorded and are now available to
Grants provided to WFSJ members to attend the World Science Forum Budapest
Dear colleagues, A number of grants are being provided to WFSJ members to attend the World Science Forum (Budapest, 20-23 November 2019), as follows : 10
Why do scientists still think we are stupid?
Written by Pallab Ghosh, Science Correspondent for the BBC News and Honorary President of the Association of British Science Writers. The claim by the team
Science Talks with the ACAMH about Suicide Prevention and Awareness
Considering that the World Suicide Prevention Day will be on Tuesday September 10, Science Talks with the Association for Child and Adolescent Mental Health (ACAMH),