IPCA Reporting Grant Application Window
Read more about our grants for reporting on Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas in Canada, and find out how to apply.
Read more about our grants for reporting on Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas in Canada, and find out how to apply.
This four-part hybrid program will explore issues surrounding the current and future state of energy in the Great Lakes region. The program will consist of three virtual workshops (each one day long), and a culminating two-day in-person workshop in Chicago. The sessions will be spread out over the first quarter of 2024; tentative dates are:
Virtual session 1: February 7
Virtual session 2: February 28
Virtual session 3: March 13
In-person workshop: March 19-21
ALL DATES SUBJECT TO CHANGE.
Application period now closed.
Join us in Oregon for an on-the-ground Institute covering all things wildfire.
We will be accepting proposals for our 2024 Field Reporting Grants from January 16 - March 15.
Join us in California and Oregon to learn about the momentous dam removal project - and its potential impacts on the people and ecosystems within the region.
IJNR will once again be conducting SEJ’s post-conference tour.
Join us at Stone Lab, The Ohio State University's island campus on Lake Erie for a workshop on covering water quality.
Presented in partnership with the Uproot Project; open to journalists of color only.
Join us in northern Minnesota as we learn how Traditional Ecological Knowledge is informing conservation and restoration efforts, climate adaptation strategies, and the latest science on water quality, as well as how journalists can report on these efforts with sensitivity and accuracy.
The application period for our field reporting grants is now open. Applications due March 4.
For more information about the various grants we offer, guidelines, and how to apply, please visit our Reporting Grants page.
Join us for the fourth and final workshop in our Ocean + Climate Series: The Gulf Coast!
Join us for the third workshop in our virtual Ocean + Climate series, this time focused on the California Coast.
9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. PACIFIC TIME
Read more about what we have planned and how to apply!
Applications due Friday, July 30.
Join us for the second in our four-part ocean and climate series.
Read more about what we have planned!
(All times Eastern.)
Join us as we learn about some of the most important issues impacting the Great Lakes.
This program will run from 1 to 6 pm (Eastern) for four Thursdays in May and June (5/13th, 5/20, 6/3 and 6/10).
Application period now closed.
Join us for a two-day workshop as we explore wildfire in the West - where things stand now, what we can learn from the past, and what the future might look like.
Read more about what we have planned!
(All times Eastern.)
Join us for the first in our four-part series of ocean and climate workshops: The Southeastern U.S.
Read more about what we have planned!
(All times Eastern.)
We invite editors to join us for a one-day training on environmental racism.
Join us for a two-day virtual workshop as we discuss PFAS contamination in communities across the country.
It’s part 25th Anniversary party, part send-off and all can’t-miss! We’ll consider the state of journalism, swap stories, and just generally enjoy each other’s company once again. Alumni, check your email for an invitation. (Didn’t get it? Check your spam or send us a note so we can update your email address!)
Check out what we have planned!
Cost: Are you kidding? It’s IJNR! (though of course donations are always welcome).
Join us for a two-day virtual workshop investigating the ecology, economy and more of the Gulf of Mexico and the U.S. Gulf Coast.
How have environmental regulations changed during the current administration, what impacts have these changes had on communities, and what might the future hold?
Join us for a conversation with current and former EPA employees, concerned citizens, and other experts, and learn about tools to track EPA regulation and enforcement.
SEJ’s annual conference has been postponed until June of 2021 due to Covid-19. We’re still hopeful that we’ll be able to conduct the post-conference tour, when we’ll meet in Boise and then travel further afield for a four-day, short-format Institute exploring wildlife, conservation, connectivity, politics, economics, and other issues in Idaho and adjoining states.
In the meantime, join us for a short virtual workshop that will offer a primer on the issues we’ll be covering next summer.
Join us for a two-day virtual workshop as we discuss the impacts of climate change on the ocean, hear scientists’ predictions and recommendations, discuss implications with shipping, fisheries and tourism industry representatives, talk with ocean advocates, and consider impacts on ocean-reliant communities.
Registration is now full.
Join us for a 2-day virtual workshop focused on environmental issues, race and reporting, using Houston and other cities as case studies to explore larger systemic issues prevalent throughout our nation.
Read more about what we have planned.
(photo: Houston Peace and Justice Center)