Anything that doesn't fit well into the Topics on the Beat category system
"MacArthur Announces More Than $6 Million in Support of Climate Journalism," Editor & Publisher, January 28, 2025. "Society of Environmental Journalists will receive $500,000 to support its general operations, including work as the only North American association of professional journalists dedicated to strengthening the quality, reach, and visibility of journalism about climate and environmental issues that advance public understanding."
This year, long-time SEJ member Meera Subramanian joined our board of directors to give back for the many ways SEJ has benefited her freelance career. As Meera puts it, "Earlier this month, UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres said: 'We are in deep trouble with climate change. Climate change is running faster than we are, and we must catch up sooner rather than later, before it is too late.' Part of catching up is supporting the organizations that support the journalists covering climate change and so many other important environmental issues around the world." Read more and please give now.
On January 25 in Washington DC, SEJ and the Wilson Center presented the 7th annual Journalists' Guide to Energy and Environment, where top reporters looked ahead at 2019's biggest stories to a packed house.
Here you'll find multimedia coverage of #SEJ2018 in Flint, Michigan, hosted by the University of Michigan-Flint. Image: Environmental Justice panel "Elevating and Improving Our Reporting on Environmental Justice Issues". © Dale Willman/SEJ.
See the agenda for Saturday, Oct 6, 2018 at SEJ's 28th annual conference, hosted by University of Michigan-Flint.
See the agenda for Friday, Oct 5, 2018 at SEJ's 28th annual conference, hosted by University of Michigan-Flint.
Environmental Journalism 2018: The 28th Annual Conference of the Society of Environmental Journalists officially begins Wednesday, October 3, at 5:00 p.m., with an opening reception followed by dinner and programs on Flint and the future of the auto industry.
Here you'll find informative and interesting podcasts by SEJ members and other journalists, such as Leaving the Island by SEJ member Olga Loginova. This investigative podcast exposes the mistakes and examines the lessons learned from the first federal attempt to resettle an entire community — from Isle de Jean Charles, Louisiana — because of climate change.
