Global Science Journalism Report 2021

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<p class="x_MsoNormal"><i>Global Science Journalism Report 2021 </i>aims to investigate the working conditions and practices, professional ethos and future expectations of science journalists around the globe. It includes a section specifically target to the perceptions of science journalists about their work during the pandemic of Covid-19.</p>
<p class="x_MsoNormal">The report was produced by <em>SciDev.Net</em>, Brazilian Institute of Public Communication of Science and Technology/House of Oswaldo Cruz, Oswaldo Cruz Foundation (Brazil), London School of Economics (UK) and ISCTE–Lisbon University Institute (Portugal), in partnership with World Federation of Science Journalists. Collaboration of Australian National Centre of Public Awareness of Science (Australia), Center for Ethics in Science and Journalism (Italy) and SciComm X. Published by <em>SciDev.Net</em>/CABI.</p>
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Global Science Journalism Report 2021 aims to investigate the working conditions and practices, professional ethos and future expectations of science journalists around the globe. It includes a section specifically target to the perceptions of science journalists about their work during the pandemic of Covid-19.

The report was produced by SciDev.Net, Brazilian Institute of Public Communication of Science and Technology/House of Oswaldo Cruz, Oswaldo Cruz Foundation (Brazil), London School of Economics (UK) and ISCTE–Lisbon University Institute (Portugal), in partnership with World Federation of Science Journalists. Collaboration of Australian National Centre of Public Awareness of Science (Australia), Center for Ethics in Science and Journalism (Italy) and SciComm X. Published by SciDev.Net/CABI.

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CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD SCIDEV.NET 20TH ANNIVERSARY MAGAZINE, and on Issuu, Click here