Like most of our activities these days, the Indonesian Data Journalism Network (IDJN) took its latest hackathon online, offering dozens of journalists, graphic designers, and programmers around the
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By Florence Armein
Indonesian reporter Jeany Hartriani focuses on telling stories about the environment. But after years of investigating the country’s annual land and forest fires from her desk, she wanted to dig deeper into why they remain so rampant.
A group of 15 journalists from 11 countries across the Indian Ocean region have been chosen to attend a three-day marine science workshop in the Maldives now slated to take place next year.
Following a competitive call for story proposals, Internews’ Earth Journalism Network (EJN) recently selected six journalists to receive story grants for investigative environmental reporting.
GENEVA , 25 February 2020 - The H2H Network has funded four independent international organisations focused on communication and information to assist the global response to the COVID-19 (coronavir
The Earth Journalism Network, Internews’ program in support of environmental media, recently launched its latest special report exploring the links between climate change and health.
By Florence Armein and Sim Kok Eng Amy
Data plays an increasingly important role in helping us understand and tackle climate change and other environmental challenges. However, journalists often find themselves overwhelmed by the sheer amount and range of data available.
By Florence Armein
Coffee has long been one of Indonesia’s leading exports. But now, aside from being sold to meet growing global demand, Indonesian coffee is seeing an uptick in domestic demand, largely from increasingly urban, affluent consumers in major cities across the country.
Internews helped fund initial start-up costs of Kabar Sulteng Bangkit, a grassroots attempt to fill important post-disaster information needs after the Central Sulawesi tsunami
