DEADLINE: AUGUST 19, 2019
The African Science Literacy Network aim to introduce scientists and journalists to different methods of engaging a wider audience with science as well as to pair scientists and journalists to support more accurate science communication to the general population.
PROGRAMME
This will be an intensive 2-day workshop which will have morning afternoon and evening sessions (9am-9pm) during which the following will be explored:
WHO SHOULD APPLY?
WHAT WILL PARTICIPANTS LEARN?
WHAT WE WILL COVER FOR PARTICIPANTS?
WHAT HAPPENS AFTER THE WORKSHOP?
TIMELINE
Phase 1 (29th July – 19th August)
Phase 2 (8th – 11th September)
8th September: Arrival
10th – 11th September: Workshop (9am-9pm)
11th September: Depart
Phase 3 (11th September 2019 – 10th September 2020)
Publications by scientist-journalist pairs.
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