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Behind the Byline: Voices From Environmental Journalism Release

Event Date: 
April 16, 2025

You’re invited to the release of our new report!

April 16, 2025  |  2 P.M. - 3 P.M. ET  |  Register Here

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Environmental journalism stands at an unpredictable crossroads today, shifting with structural changes of how audiences get their information from non-news sources while simultaneously fighting to build and rebuild trust, especially among the least served and most underreported communities. On April 16, join Green 2.0 and the Society of Environmental Journalists (SEJ) for the release of Behind the Byline: Voices From Environmental Journalism, which explores the demographics of newsrooms and the experiences of environmental journalists of color to provide an understanding of the field trends and examine how systemic issues impact individual journalists.

Join us for a discussion with environmental journalists around the findings of the report and the tangible steps needed to build an inclusive and thriving environmental journalism field that reflects the voices and experiences of all communities.

Speakers:

Welcome Remarks: Aparna Mukherjee, Executive Director, Society of Environmental Journalists
Yessenia Funes, Independent Journalist
Lucia Priselac, Founding Director, The Uproot Project
Justin Worland, Senior Correspondent, Time
Moderated by: Michelle Gin, Program Manager, Green 2.0

 

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