In any disaster, among the most vulnerable populations are the residents of nursing homes. Yet many communities may simply not be ready to protect them, despite a complex patchwork of state, federal and local regulatory oversight. That means environmental journalists should get on the case, reporting the risk in their locales, advises the latest TipSheet. Insights, plus a dozen story ideas and reporting resources.
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Our Calendar lists professional meetings, webinars, press conferences, awards/fellowships/workshops deadlines and more. Nov 7 Deadline: The International Women's Media Foundation invites US-based women and nonbinary journalists from underrepresented backgrounds to apply for the 8-month virtual Gwen Ifill Mentorship Program, which is designed to address the lack of diversity in leadership positions across newsrooms in the U.S.
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