Updates

Belize-based television reporter Andrea Polanco, a 2018 Climate Change Media Partnership Fellow (CCMP) and host of EJN’s recent Mesoamerican Reef workshop, received two first-place awards from the Car

• Read more about Awards Recognize Coverage by EJN Fellow and Story Grantee

Since 2017, more than 740,000 Rohingya, a Muslim minority ethnic group in predominantly Buddhist Myanmar, have fled to Bangladesh because of extreme violence in their home communities.

• Read more about Providing Reliable Information to Rohingya Refugees in Bangladesh

Gabriel Lucas has just completed Third Year Broadcast Journalism studies at Saint Augustine University of Tanzania (SAUT). He is already being groomed for a senior position at a radio station - Taa Bora FM in Tabora.

• Read more about Broadcast Journalism Students in Tanzania Get Hands-on Training

Women journalists in Tanzania should speak out whenever they face or witness sexual harassment in the workplace and they should enlist the support of men to address the issue.

• Read more about Tanzania: Addressing Gender Balance and Sexual Harassment in Media

Workshop and Story Grants Support Mexican, Central American Journalists in Reporting on the Mesoamerican Reef

Given the importance of the Mesoamerican Reef system, EJN collaborated with our local partner, the Mexican Network of Environmental Journalists (REMPA), to host a reporting work

• Read more about EJN Increases Support for Ocean, Wildlife and Climate Change Reporting Ahead of its 15th Anniversary

Although global attention on the impacts of climate change on the Pacific region still lags, two of the organizations being supported by Internews’ Earth Journalism Network (EJN) to enhance climate change reporting in the region have been stepping up.

• Read more about EJN Media Partners in the Pacific Continue to Grow, Expand Activities