*[Enwl-eng] приглашают присоединиться к новой сети экспертам по экологической информации и анализу регионы: Южный Кавказ, Черное море
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Eurasianet Launching Environmental Information and
Analysis Initiative
Starting on October 1, 2024, Eurasianet will implement a year-long networking and content-production
initiative to help hard facts to drive public debates on key environmental issues in the South Caucasus and
Black Sea regions.
Our project is designed to bridge an existing gap in scholarly research, information dissemination and grass-
roots advocacy by harnessing the collective energy of experts, journalists and NGO representatives. This will
lead to a greater degree of coordination in the production of evidence-based content, without trespassing on the
boundary that divides journalism and activism. In effect, this project seeks to become a “citation” machine,
producing content that activists can point to in support of advocacy initiatives.
Our aim is to help foster the creation of an enduring transnational network of stakeholders, capable of better
mobilizing public attention on addressing critical environmental challenges.
Helping network participants improve their communications skills will be a key component of our work. Our
skills-building component will feature a blend of online and offline workshops and intensive coaching.
Participants will have opportunities to publish information and analysis concerning their research on
Eurasianet and with other media outlets.
Our in-person workshops are designed to help network participants, especially non-journalists, craft content that
can achieve wider reach and impact with a general reading audience. Workshops will cover such topics as;
Structuring content for a mass audience
Ways to streamline writing for clarity
Highlighting key analytical points
Keeping your data as secure as possible
Our focus will be on filling knowledge gaps on the intersections of climate change, poverty, food security, and
public health across the Caucasus and Black Sea regions. The project will also strive to raise awareness about
sustainable economic development and a rational “green-energy” transition.
Interested in joining our network?
Please email Eurasianet publisher Justin Burke for further information about
next steps:
jbu...@eurasianet.org
Starting on October 1, 2024, Eurasianet will implement a year-long networking and content-production
initiative to help hard facts to drive public debates on key environmental issues in the South Caucasus and
Black Sea regions.
Our project is designed to bridge an existing gap in scholarly research, information dissemination and grass-
roots advocacy by harnessing the collective energy of experts, journalists and NGO representatives. This will
lead to a greater degree of coordination in the production of evidence-based content, without trespassing on the
boundary that divides journalism and activism. In effect, this project seeks to become a “citation” machine,
producing content that activists can point to in support of advocacy initiatives.
Our aim is to help foster the creation of an enduring transnational network of stakeholders, capable of better
mobilizing public attention on addressing critical environmental challenges.
Helping network participants improve their communications skills will be a key component of our work. Our
skills-building component will feature a blend of online and offline workshops and intensive coaching.
Participants will have opportunities to publish information and analysis concerning their research on
Eurasianet and with other media outlets.
Our in-person workshops are designed to help network participants, especially non-journalists, craft content that
can achieve wider reach and impact with a general reading audience. Workshops will cover such topics as;
Structuring content for a mass audience
Ways to streamline writing for clarity
Highlighting key analytical points
Keeping your data as secure as possible
Our focus will be on filling knowledge gaps on the intersections of climate change, poverty, food security, and
public health across the Caucasus and Black Sea regions. The project will also strive to raise awareness about
sustainable economic development and a rational “green-energy” transition.
Interested in joining our network?
Please email Eurasianet publisher Justin Burke for further information about
next steps:
jbu...@eurasianet.org
From: Angelina Davydova
Sent: Tuesday, October 22, 2024 10:04 PM
Subject: приглашают присоединиться к новой сети экспертам по
экологической информации и анализу регионы: Южный Кавказ, Черное
море
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