Hi, The Society of Indonesian Science Journalists (SISJ) and The World Federation of Science Journalists (WFSJ) warmly invites you—journalists, academics, and the general public—to attend our International Webinar: Mainstreaming Indigenous Voices in Global Climate Narratives, to be held on Tuesday, October 28, 2025, at 8:00 PM WIB / 2:00 PM Berlin / 8:00 AM Lima. This is the Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/9160220463?omn=83420860232 This webinar will take place in conjunction with the 63rd Session of the IPCC in Lima, Peru. We are honored to welcome Prof. Sherilee Harper, who will open the event with remarks on the importance of incorporating Indigenous and local knowledge systems in the upcoming IPCC Report (AR7). The discussion will then continue with insights from Indigenous youth activists, international journalists, and scholars: Lakshmi Pradeep (Max Planck Institute for the History of Science, Berlin) — Reclaiming “Turtle All the Way Down”: The place of Indigenous knowledge and wisdoms in the era of science suppression and the climate crisis. Kynan Tegar (She/They) — Indigenous youth activist from the Iban of Kalimantan. An Indigenous gaze on global climate narratives. Earth Defender. Ian Morse — Journalist and academic at the University of Wisconsin. Listening to Diverse Ways of Knowing.

Hi, The Society of Indonesian Science Journalists (SISJ) and The World Federation of Science Journalists (WFSJ) warmly invites you—journalists, academics, and the general public—to attend our International Webinar: Mainstreaming Indigenous Voices in Global Climate Narratives, to be held on Tuesday, October 28, 2025, at 8:00 PM WIB / 3:00 PM Berlin / 8:00 AM Lima. This webinar will take place in conjunction with the 63rd Session of the IPCC in Lima, Peru. We are honored to welcome Prof. Sherilee Harper, who will open the event with remarks on the importance of incorporating Indigenous and local knowledge systems in the upcoming IPCC Report (AR7). The discussion will then continue with insights from Indigenous youth activists, international journalists, and scholars: Lakshmi Pradeep (Max Planck Institute for the History of Science, Berlin) — Reclaiming “Turtle All the Way Down”: The place of Indigenous knowledge and wisdoms in the era of science suppression and the climate crisis. Kynan Tegar (She/They) — Indigenous youth activist from the Iban of Kalimantan. An Indigenous gaze on global climate narratives. Earth Defender. Ian Morse — Journalist and academic at the University of Wisconsin. Listening to Diverse Ways of Knowing.

ScienceWriters is an annual conference for professionals and students who produce material about science, health, engineering, and technology for the public.

All NASW members are cordially invited to our 2025 Annual Member Meeting on Wednesday, Oct. 22 at noon Eastern/9 a.m. Pacific.

All NASW members are cordially invited to our 2025 Annual Member Meeting on Wednesday, Oct. 22 at noon Eastern/9 a.m. Pacific.

ScienceWriters is an annual conference for professionals and students who produce material about science, health, engineering, and technology for the public.

ScienceWriters is an annual conference for professionals and students who produce material about science, health, engineering, and technology for the public.

ScienceWriters is an annual conference for professionals and students who produce material about science, health, engineering, and technology for the public.

Updated October 2, 2025 Webinar: What Authors Should Know About the Anthropic Settlement Join us on Thursday, October 16, as co-lead class counsel Rachel Geman of Lieff Cabraser Heimann & Bernstein, LLP, and Authors Guild CEO Mary Rasenberger discuss what […]

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Updated October 2, 2025 IMPORTANT: The Works List Is Now Live on the Settlement Website The searchable Works List and Claim Forms are now available at www.anthropiccopyrightsettlement.com. Find more info here and below. Background  Bartz v. Anthropic is one of the […]

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