Two days left to apply for FEJ story grants! Deadline June 15. For journalism projects covering environment-climate-religion connections and/or environmental health and justice in the U.S. Grants up to $5000; stipends up to $2000 for nonprofit news staffers or freelancers.
If you missed SEJ's June 10 webinar, "Investigating Extractive Industries," the recording and chat log will be available soon. We heard from leading reporters whose powerful investigations have increased transparency about extractive industries in the Americas. Panelists discussed examples of investigations into logging, mining and fishing and provided tips for staying safe while staying true to the story. Webinar details.
June 3, 2021 — The Society of Environmental Journalists has written the U.S. State Department urging it to do all in its power to free two U.S. journalists working in Myanmar who have been imprisoned since the military seized power there in February. Danny Fenster, managing editor of the independent news outlet Frontier Myanmar, was detained May 24 as he prepared to fly to the U.S. for a family visit. Nathan Maung, editor-in-chief of the local news outlet Kamayut Media, was seized in March. Read SEJ's letter.
Meet SEJ member David Boraks! David, a lifelong journalist, currently covers the environment, energy, development, housing and other topics for WFAE, the NPR affiliate in Charlotte, NC. Want SEJ to promote your work to our social media followers? Here's how.
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