Carey Gillam is the Managing Editor of nonprofit journalism initiative The New Lede. This Fall, Gillam is also teaching an environmental journalism course at the University of Kansas. More about Carey [2].

 

"SEJ provides members with a talented community of professionals that I trust, rely on and learn from when reporting important stories."

- Carey Gillam [2], The New Lede

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journalists like Carey:

Give to SEJ Programs [3] to support essential training, resources, and convening, such as:

• SEJ Webinars like "What Would Real Environmental Health and Justice Look Like? [4]"
• #SEJ2023 Annual Conference [5] events like "Tracking Toxics Data Training Workshop" and "Following the Money: The Profiteers Behind Environmental Damage"
• SEJournal resources like "Mapping Toxic U.S. Hotspots Down to the Neighborhood Level [6]"

Give to SEJ's Fund for Environmental Journalism [3] to support small story grants, such as:

• "Toxic Churn [7]," Grist, by Yvette Cabrera [8]
• "Industry Overpumping of Baton Rouge Groundwater Could Pollute the Supply for Residents [9]," Floodlight, by Sara Sneath [10]
• "Wood-Burning Stoves Raise New Health Concerns [11]," Undark, by Diana Kruzman [12]

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