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Climate change is impacting all areas of life around the world, so it needs to be incorporated into all areas of reporting. This is exactly what Diego Arguedas Ortiz and Ivan Couronne have been doing at the global level, and they’ll share their experiences, advice and insights in this episode of the b° future podcast – your podcast for journalism and constructive dialogue, brought to you by the Bonn Institute.
Diego Arguedas Ortiz is the associate director of the Oxford Climate Journalism Network, part of the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism at the University of Oxford. The network supports journalists around the world to achieve more impactful climate coverage. Ivan Couronne is the chief editor of AFP’s “Future of the Planet,” a cross-editorial initiative uniting business, environmental and general news reporters to better cover climate change in a more thorough and integrated manner.
More information about the b° future festival can be found here: https://www.b-future.org/en/
The non-profit Bonn Institute addresses the media industry's growing need for networking and knowledge exchange on constructive and user-centered approaches to journalism. Through applied research, publications, events and training, the institute aims to further develop journalism by placing people’s interests at the heart of our work, which is especially important in light of societal challenges.
You can subscribe to the Bonn Institute newsletter here.
The b° future podcast is sponsored by the Media Lab Innovation Festival, two days of inspiring workshops that explore the newest tools and techniques and how they can strengthen journalism. The next edition will be taking place on March 19 and 20, 2025, in Munich, Germany. Tickets are available at the festival website. Join in and help shape the future!
Credits
Editors: Mirella Murri, Paula Rösler (Bonn Institute)
Host: Cristina Burack (Bonn Institute)
Producer: AudiotexTour
Director: Ellen Heinrichs (Bonn Institute)
Contact: [email protected]
© 2024 Bonn Institute
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Climate change is impacting all areas of life around the world, so it needs to be incorporated into all areas of reporting. This is exactly what Diego Arguedas Ortiz and Ivan Couronne have been doing at the global level, and they’ll share their experiences, advice and insights in this episode of the b° future podcast – your podcast for journalism and constructive dialogue, brought to you by the Bonn Institute.
Diego Arguedas Ortiz is the associate director of the Oxford Climate Journalism Network, part of the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism at the University of Oxford. The network supports journalists around the world to achieve more impactful climate coverage. Ivan Couronne is the chief editor of AFP’s “Future of the Planet,” a cross-editorial initiative uniting business, environmental and general news reporters to better cover climate change in a more thorough and integrated manner.
More information about the b° future festival can be found here: https://www.b-future.org/en/
The non-profit Bonn Institute addresses the media industry's growing need for networking and knowledge exchange on constructive and user-centered approaches to journalism. Through applied research, publications, events and training, the institute aims to further develop journalism by placing people’s interests at the heart of our work, which is especially important in light of societal challenges.
You can subscribe to the Bonn Institute newsletter here.
The b° future podcast is sponsored by the Media Lab Innovation Festival, two days of inspiring workshops that explore the newest tools and techniques and how they can strengthen journalism. The next edition will be taking place on March 19 and 20, 2025, in Munich, Germany. Tickets are available at the festival website. Join in and help shape the future!
Credits
Editors: Mirella Murri, Paula Rösler (Bonn Institute)
Host: Cristina Burack (Bonn Institute)
Producer: AudiotexTour
Director: Ellen Heinrichs (Bonn Institute)
Contact: [email protected]
© 2024 Bonn Institute
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.