Updates

Why does Climate Change reporting matter for Pacific Island journalists?

Climate change can be a challenging story to tell because of its complexity.

• Read more about Workshop in Suva, Fiji: Strengthening Media Capacity on Climate Change Reporting

In Central Asia, as in other parts of the world, “fake news” and propaganda are becoming more prevalent and citizens are starting to understand that they need to take measures to combat the onslaught.

• Read more about In Central Asia, Addressing “Fake News” and Propaganda through Media Literacy

The grants will support production of in-depth stories on climate and environmental change which aim to improve the quantity, quality and access to information by groups that are most vulnerable to impacts, especially women and youth.

• Read more about Call for proposals: Bay of Bengal Story Grants

The Global Environment Facility (GEF) is the premier international environmental donor, providing nearly $18 billion in grants and mobilizing an additional $93 billion in co-financing for environmental projects in 170 countries since it was set up at the Earth Summit in 1992.

• Read more about EJN Brings Journalist Fellows to GEF Assembly

As part of activities to mark the first ever Illegal Unregulated and Unreported (IUU) Fishing Day on June 5th and World Oceans Day on June 8th, EJN’s new partner organization in Ghana, the Journalists for Responsible Fisheries and Environment (JRFE), organized a set of press trips in the country’

• Read more about Partners in Africa and Asia Focus on Fisheries and Plastic Pollution to Mark World Environment Day

Internews’ Earth Journalism Network (EJN) has launched a two-year project to boost media coverage of illegal wildlife trafficking in and through Europe.

• Read more about Boosting Media Coverage of Illegal Wildlife Trade in Europe