Science Trainings for Journalists

Metcalf workshops, seminars and fellowships give journalists from all backgrounds and beats insights into the science underlying climate change and environmental issues.

Accessibility controls

Pause motion

Motion: On

Play motion

Motion: Off

Increase text contrast

Contrast: Standard

Reset text contrast

Contrast: High

Apply site-wide

Fellowships

Annual Science Immersion Workshop for Journalists (AWJ)

AWJ is a comprehensive, hands-on learning experience that gives journalists opportunities to explore and understand the impacts of global change in coastal ecosystems at URI’s Graduate School of Oceanography.

Learn more

Climate Ready Newsrooms Fellowship

The Climate Ready Newsrooms Fellowship is a groundbreaking initiative that focuses on local newsrooms — not individuals in newsrooms — and their specific challenges in reporting on climate and environment science issues for their communities.

Learn More

Metcalf Workshop for Schmidt Sciences

The team at Metcalf Institute recently welcomed eight Eric and Wendy Schmidt Awards for Excellence in Science Communications winners to an all-new summer workshop exploring pressing environmental and climate challenges at the University of Rhode Island.

Learn more

Resources for Journalists

Learn more about additional trainings for journalists, including webinars with our partners at Solutions Journalism Network, and browse videos, useful reading materials, and more by following the link below.

Resources