Strategy meeting on the WFSJ/Kavli future projects
The WFSJ is organising a strategy meeting on the WFSJ/Kavli future projects to be held in Lausanne on Wednesday 3 July from 12:30-14:30h. We would like to
Three new Board members
Tuesday 6 June 2019: Ms. Andrada Fiscutean (Romania), Dr. Sunny Bains (UK) and M. Harry Surjadi (Indonesia) have been elected on the Board of Directors
2019 European Immunization Training Workshop in Geneva
The World Federation of Science Journalists is organizing a 2.5 day European Immunization Training Workshop at the Brocher Foundation site on 14-16 October 2019 in Geneva, Switzerland.
Scholarships offered to study at the University of Otago in New Zealand
Who is eligible? Applications from specific African, Asian, Caribbean and Latin American countries, and from Bhutan, Jordan, Mongolia, Nepal and Timor-Leste. New Zealand Scholarships are
Dr. David Stukus: “I think we need to start educating school children on how to spot “Fake News” and think independently”
Nationwide Children’s Hospital was founded in 1892, today it’s one of the largest children’s hospital in the USA. Only in 2017 Nationwide Children’s Hospital had
Science Talks on What Journalists Need to Know About Healthy Aging
Media interested in learning more about healthy aging to inform their reporting should attend this webinar. Participants will walk away with a deeper understanding of:
York University’s Faculty of Science: call for the next Science Communicator in Residence
The next Science Communicator in Residence at York University’s Faculty of Science is now open for applications if you or anyone you know might be
Kavli 5th Symposium: How taking a step back helps best practices
After being trained as a journalist in the very practical sense of the term, studying master’s degree in communication gave me very good surprises. For
The Kavli Foundation 5th Symposium
The Kavli Foundation 5th Symposium on Science Journalism and Politics in DC. Delegates in front of the Einstein statue at the National Academies of Sciences,