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13 Oct 2024, 11:00 (CEST)
Leaders who can drive change in their newsrooms
€10,000
The Solutions Journalism Network and the European Journalism Centre invite 12 forward-thinking media leaders to join our new fellowship programme aimed at revolutionising how climate issues are reported across Europe.
This 10-month fellowship will equip editorial leaders with the tools, knowledge, and support to become climate solutions journalism champions within their news organisations. By focusing on solutions journalism, fellows will learn to highlight actionable responses to climate challenges, driving a sense of collective empowerment and achieving positive change.
Join us online on Friday 20 September at 11:00 CET to find out more about the programme and ask any questions you may have.
Why a solutions-focused approach
Traditional climate reporting often leaves audiences feeling overwhelmed and disengaged. However, research shows that people are motivated by stories of genuine solutions. Solutions journalism doesn't shy away from the urgency of climate issues; instead, it spotlights what is being done to address them. This approach informs, inspires, and empowers communities to implement meaningful changes.
What fellows will receive:
Who should apply?
We are seeking leaders who can drive change in their newsrooms. Ideal candidates are those in editorial or managerial roles—or those who can influence broader newsroom coverage. We welcome applications from all types of news media across Europe, including print, broadcast, audio and online platforms. We’re especially keen to work with editorial leaders from politics, business and finance desks that have historically covered private sector climate strategies, investments, finance and other related topics.