Graduate students and aspiring climate storytellers in Thailand can apply for this hybrid fellowship. The Creative Climate Fellowship is an eight-month hybrid program designed to equip graduate students in Asia with advanced skills in digital campaigning within the climate and social change sectors. This initiative is co-implemented by Cuttlefish Digital
Journalists interested in learning about interregional collaboration on science and technology can attend this online report launch. The Asia-Europe Foundation (ASEF) is hosting an online event to launch the Asia-Europe Science & Technology Diplomacy Report, which maps the strategies, priorities, policy tools and performance across 40+ ASEF member countries across
Communicators reporting from the Bay of Bengal can apply for this fellowship to cover climate impacts in coastal communities. Internews' Earth Journalism Network (EJN) is offering a fellowship to communicators reporting from coastal Bangladesh and the Indian states on the Bay of Bengal coast—West Bengal, Odisha, Andhra Pradesh
Journalists from Latin America, the Caribbean, Asia and Africa, interested in feminist issues and data, can apply for this fellowship. Equal Measures 2030 (EM2030)'s Storytelling with Data Fellowship is seeking applications from feminist storytellers, journalists and data/gender advocates in the selected regions. The fellowship aims to equip
Journalists and filmmakers around the world can apply for this fund to support their climate story projects. The Doc Society Climate Story Fund is accepting applications for 2025 to support powerful storytelling that highlights the interconnectedness of life and demonstrates how climate action can lead to a more equitable, resilient
Investigative journalists interested in tracking the global oil supply chain can attend this online training session. Journalismfund Europe is organizing the webinar, "Tracking the Global Oil Trade with Data and Satellite Imagery" on Feb. 27. The webinar provides an introduction to the international oil trade for investigative journalists.
Journalists interested in learning about China's nuclear energy development can attend this webinar. East-West Center's latest China Seminar will feature a conversation with Alexander C. Kaufman, an award-winning journalist and currently the senior energy reporter at HuffPost, on "China's Nuclear Energy Push,"
College students in the Philippines interested in journalism and media management can apply to be interns or volunteers. Rappler is seeking student interns and volunteers who want to gain experience in news writing on different topic areas, community or membership management, multimedia production, marketing, or research and fact-checking for long-form
Journalists around the world can pitch story ideas about migration and the environment. Unbias the News, a Berlin-based international news outlet that covers underreported topics and seeks to break down barriers in the field of journalism, is seeking story pitches on migration, the environment and climate justice. The pitching call
Journalists interested in covering climate solutions can attend this free training webinar. Covering Climate Now (CCNow) is hosting an introductory training webinar for journalists on how to identify, question, investigate, and report climate solutions on Feb. 6. The session will be hosted at two different times to accommodate more journalists.
Early-career photojournalists based in India can apply for a fellowship to work at Reuters' Delhi bureau. Reuters' newly established Danish Siddiqui Photojournalism Fellowship is seeking early-career Indian photojournalists. The fellowship honors Danish Siddiqui, a Pulitzer-winning Indian photojournalist who died on duty in Afghanistan in 2021. This 12-month fellowship
Journalists interested in learning about just transition can attend this webinar. Internews' Earth Journalism Network (EJN) is hosting a webinar on reporting just transition for women, Indigenous communities, youth and local workers impacted by decarbonization efforts, on Feb. 12. This is part of EJN's IDEA Talks series