10th -11th NOVEMBER 2008
Science reporting is a research-intensive skill that sets journalists apart and is a niche which has unlimited potential in the world of news. But, with a shortage of well informed and trained science journalists, many important science stories are going untold.
Scientists and journalists, it seems, are speaking different languages.
frayintermedia’s 2nd reporting science conference is a MUST for:
Following the phenomenally positive feedback received from participants at the inaugural reporting science conference in Johannesburg last year – and further discussions with reporters, editors and science communication stakeholders – the conference this year will focus on:
If you are a journalist trying to interpret the seemingly complex world of science for your readers, listeners or viewers, or if you are a science communicator who wants to understand what makes science news, you cannot miss this event. Join us in Johannesburg on the 10th and 11th November 2008 for a fabulous learning experience.
The conference will include plenary sessions and small group workshops.
Spaces are filling up quickly so book early.
Download the registration form here.
Date: 10th & 11th November 2008
Venue: Hackle Brooke Estate, Craighall Park, Johannesburg
Cost: R1 938 (incl VAT)
Info/Bookings: Debby Kramer, (011 341 0767) or dkramer@frayintermedia.com
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