Online training tools in Bosnian-Croatian-Serbian-Montenegrian (BCSM)

2022-07-28

Journalismfund.eu's Earth Programme supported a project implemented by the Thomson Foundation. That provides online training tools in Bosnian-Croatian-Serbian-Montenegrian (BCSM). It wil enable investigative journalists to upskill with regards to reporting on environmental issues.

The trainings are based on Thomson’s series of environmental reporting courses launched in late March of 2020 (Environmental reporting | Why local matters: Sources – Safety – Security).

Environmental journalism | Why local matters: Sources

Investigate local environmental stories and their possible links to climate change.

Environmental journalism | Why local matters: Storytelling

Cover environmental stories and address climate change in a way that engages audiences.

Environmental journalism | Why local matters: Safety and security

Learn how to stay safe online when facing physical threats and intimidation.

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