Climate change touches every corner of our lives. From the food we eat to the sports we play, from the economy to public health, and from education to infrastructure. Yet, too often, the climate connection goes unreported, leaving audiences with incomplete stories.
The truth is, every journalist is, in a way, a climate journalist. Whether you cover agriculture, sports, crime, or culture, climate change is shaping the stories on your beat. Recognizing and reporting these connections isn’t just good journalism: It’s essential to giving audiences the full picture.
Join us for a live training session on how to make the climate connection across beats. We’ll share practical tips for identifying climate angles in everyday stories, explore examples from newsrooms around the world, and show you how even one sentence can transform your reporting. No science background required, just a willingness to connect the dots!
We’re hosting two sessions, open to journalists worldwide, to accommodate different schedules:
- RSVP for Session 1: February 19, at 6am US Eastern Time (11am UTC)
- RSVP for Session 2: February 19, at 1pm US Eastern Time (6pm UTC)