At a workshop on climate change for 16 selected journalists which took place in January 2023 at Aburi, a group of journalists embarked on a group project to investigate the how climate change is causing rural-urban migration.
The three-day training which was organized by the Penplusbytes and funded by the @DWAAfrica under its climate crisis journalism project, was aimed at enhancing the knowledge of journalists on issues of climate change and how to tackle it and also be able to build their capacity in the subject matter to enable them conduct in-depth and investigative reporting on climate -related issues.
It was also aimed at equipping the selected journalists with the requites skills of becoming advocates of climate change in their fields of work and the need to be ready to also impart the knowledge acquired to other colleague journalists.
The three-day training session was delivered by climate change experts and seasoned journalists in the environment and climate fields who were engaged as resource persons to expose and orient the selected journalists to the intricacies of climate change, international best practices, trust building, and addressing disinformation, among other topic areas.
Participants were excited about the training and hope to focus more on climate change related issues so as to help activists of climate change raise the awareness about its effects.
Негізгі бет PPB Climate Journalism trainees unearth rural-urban migration in Aburi
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