Exploratory Meeting: Constructing the Future of Science Journalism in Europe
In a nutshell The first-ever meeting between a select group of 20 international innovative science journalists and change-makers in newsrooms to discuss, explore and envision
Next webinar with Wiley on tackling Ebola. Tuesday 24 July at 11 a.m. EST
SAVE THE DATE FOR OUR UPCOMING WEBINARS Tuesday 24 July at 11 am EST on Tackling Ebola: The latest facts and figures on this infectious disease
Register for the 2018 Annual General Meeting on Tuesday 10 July 2018 at ESOF2018
The 2018 Annual General Meeting (#AGM18) of the World Federation of Science Journalists (WFSJ) is a closed meeting of the Federation’s general membership. Our next AGM18 will
#KS4 – Interim paper on the 4th Kavli Symposium on science journalism in Austin
Ryan Wallace, a researcher and doctoral student at the University of Texas’ School of Journalism, attended our 4th Kavli Symposium on Science Journalism (KS4) in Austin, Texas (19-21
WCSJ2017 – Final Report is now available
All told, nearly 1,400 delegates from 74 countries came to San Francisco, making it the largest such world conference to date. They participated in 61
Science Talks – An Educational Webinar Series from Wiley for Journalists
‘Global warming is a myth.’ ‘Eating blueberries and walnuts may help reduce risk of dementia.” These are just a couple of headlines that bombard consumers
Yemen organizes first training to empower the scientific press
Omar AL-Hayani, a science journalist from Yemen and a board member of the Arab Science Journalists Association (ASJA), reports on a three-day training project that
WFSJ survey highlights
Between March and April, the WFSJ ran a survey among its 59 Member Associations (MA). Its aim was to help us better understand the environment in
L’AJSG boucle sa première formation sur le journalisme scientifique avec succès !
Durant trois jours (7-9 mai 2018), l’Association des journalistes scientifiques de Guinée (AJSG) a acceuilli une vingtaine de journalistes pour une formation sur « les notions de base