Globally, concerted efforts are underway to plan better and coordinate responses to reduce the risk of future hazardous events. With the experience of COVID-19 still fresh, what planning should newsrooms…
newsroom_scienceAugust 22, 2023
2022-01-20. 2022 will be the year to tackle the complexities of covering climate change, says the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism (RISJ) in a new report. The upcoming…
newsroom_scienceJanuary 27, 2022
Get the new guidebook here Climate change is an issue that will cut across most subjects tackled by newsrooms - from business to politics, sport and leisure. But not everyone…
newsroom_scienceDecember 11, 2021
By Alifah Zainuddin, Health Writer at CodeBlue & Columnist at The Diplomat Forums, in general, can be tricky for news coverage given their broad nature. But with some tips…
newsroom_scienceSeptember 14, 2021
Science and medical reporting, including on Covid-19, should make sense to laypeople and policymakers to bring about greater awareness and informed decision-making which results in meaningful change. Use this handy…
newsroom_scienceAugust 12, 2021
By Artur Olesch, Digital Health Journalist Telemedicine, telecare, and mobile health apps have recently gained momentum, driven by the COVID-19 pandemic and novel healthcare challenges. When preparing content on emerging…
newsroom_scienceMarch 23, 2021
Download the new handbook here. Designed to help you navigate 2021, the new newsroom guide is a distillation of expert views and advice, drawn from the World Editors Forum Science…
newsroom_scienceJanuary 11, 2021
By David Callaway, President of the World Editor’s Forum (New York) – Artificial intelligence. Cybersecurity. Climate change. Not a day goes by without every modern newsroom grappling with stories about…
Sc_newsroomMarch 20, 2019
December 2018 - In order to address some of the challenges around science in the newsroom, WAN-IFRA developed a workshop focused on defining potential training opportunities for science journalists as…
Sc_newsroomMarch 20, 2019