The latest news about science journalists from around the world – 2022
By Valeria Román
#WFSJ news
- Meet the recipients of the Kavli Prize week travel grants https://wfsj.org/news/meet-recipients-kavli-prize-week-travel-grants/
- Science journalism community: Malaka Rodrigo, science journalist from Sri Lanka https://wfsj.org/news/meet-the-members-malaka-rodrigo/
- Science journalism community: Jessica Ahedor, science journalist from Ghana https://wfsj.org/news/meet-the-members-jessica-ahedor/
- Science journalism community: Alexandra Nistoroiu, science journalist from Romaniahttps://wfsj.org/news/meet-the-members-alexandra-nistoroiu/
#Associations
#Chile
Achipec signs agreement with the Senate’s Future Challenges Commission to promote science communication
#Australia
Winners of 2022 grants program announced
https://sjaa.org.au/2022/07/17/winners-of-2022-grants-program-announced/
#Europe
Winners of 2022 EFSJ grants for investigative reporting on climate change revealed
#Balkans
Balkan network holds its AGM at the European Conference of Science Journalists 2022
https://balkansciencejournalists.wordpress.com/2022/07/
#USA
The Association of Health Care Journalists, in partnership with the Council for the Advancement of Science Writing and the Society of Environmental Journalists, has launched the Science-Health-Environment Reporting Fellowships
https://m.healthjournalism.org/events/sherf-application
#Fellowship
Cullman Center Fellowships at New York Public Library open
#Grants
Grants: Call for cross-border journalism on company climate claims
https://www.cleanenergywire.org/crossborder-grants-clew-companyclaims
#Guide
GIJN’s Guide to Investigating Sea Level Rise
https://gijn.org/investigating-sea-level-rise/
Stories by Science journalists:
Nature is in crisis. A UN report says short-sighted economics is to blame.
By Joseph Winters (@josephbwinters)
#USA
Revealed: the pay bump for being a straight, white man in US science
Study reveals the vast disparity in salary, respect and opportunities between people from marginalized groups and their privileged peers.
By Clare Watson(@clarewhatson)
#Australia
https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-022-01851-4
´Everything Living Is Dying’: Environmental Ruin in Modern Iraq
By Lynzy Billing
(@undarkmag @LynzyBilling)
#Afghanistan #Iraq
https://undark.org/2021/12/22/ecocide-iraq/
The phenomenon of circulation of science news around the world
By Lucas George Wendt
#Brazil
Surge in childhood cancer rates in sub-Saharan Africa
Infection-related cancers could be key to the rise in numbers
By Gilbert Nakweya
#Kenya
https://www.nature.com/articles/d44148-022-00095-8
Chinese space telescope team hopes to join race to find Earth-like planets – and maybe signs of life
By Ling Xin
#China
Want to know what’s inside a star? Listen closely
By Senne Starckx
#Belgium