SCIENCE JOURNALISM FORUM

"Brilliant, you have done constructive job, it adds a lot in green-journalism! thank you @ScienceJF"

Satram Sangi

"It was an amazing week, met some inspiring people and learned so much! Already looking forward to next year's!🙏💙"

Ghalya HB

"An absolute joy to learn at #SJF22 this past week! Heard so many diverse voices around the world on both sides - #journalists and #scientists - who need each other to affect real change in #publichealth 🌎 Evidence found in #science ✅ Accurate, highly relatable #storytelling ✅"

PHRI | Population Health Research Institute 🇨🇦

"No doubt! #SJF22 felt like a virtual WCSJ (World Conference of Science Journalists). Best of luck for the next year. Thank you very much @ScienceJF"

Aleem Ahmed

"#SJF21 day 2! Very engaging sessions (meet the editor) with 15 science editors, I discussed pitching issues with Ankita Rao from The Guardian, Jude Isabella from Hakai Magazine, and David Grimm from Science News. Found all the editors unpretentious and very cooperative."

Saadeqa Khan

"Thanks to @SaadLotfey and the great team at #sjf2020 for giving Latin American journalists the space to meet each other and exchange valuable tips, tricks and resources. Tambiéna @acpccolombia para la oportunidad!"

Andrew J Wight

"@ScienceJF just concluded its 3 days forum held virtually in its first edition. It was a pleasure to be part of this wonderful event that hosted many professionals and journalists in the scientific field from around the world #SJF2020"

سامية عايش | Samya Ayish

"Loving the "meet the editors" session at #SJF21 Thanks to @Open_Notebook and @ScienceJF for this collaboration."

Saugat Bo

"Wow 😮 It’s truly a pleasure of mine to be a part of #SJF21, which was really a rich, deep, & thoughtful discussion. And I was very pleased when I received messages from some participants about lessons they learned from my little experience. Thanks much for the opportunity!"

Abdullahi Tsanni

"Thank you very much for sharing valuable experiences on how to sustain independent media in these difficult days. Journalists are usually nor trained for business #SJF2020 @ScienceJF"

Andrea Solano Benavides

"#SJF21 is such a terrific international conference - and networking event - for science journalists around the world."

Deborah Blum

"Last day of Science Journalism Forum 2021. 'Meet the editors' was the best session so far. It's been super productive and great engagement through @WhovaSupport platform. Getting to meet #scicomm peeps locally in Japan was a surprise! #SJF21"

Thilina Heenatigala

"#SJF21! There is no single formula for making good science journalists. They can be scientists who learn journalism, journalists who learn science, or scientists who pair up with journalists. All paths can lead to great science journalism."

Saadeqa Khan

"Today is the first day of the Science Journalism Forum (@ScienceJF). Watching this session and hearing from other science journalists how they started in this career. It's great to learn from the experience of great professionals of diverse backgrounds #SJF2020"

Mariana Lenharo

"A life changing forum! As a #journalism student, I was confused what specialty I should choose, after attending the #SJF21 for 4 days, I decided that I will major in science Journalism. Thanks for all the organizers & speakers for this wonderful experience"

SIHAM BOUGUERN

"Yesterday was the last day of #SJF2020. I learned a lot, but what really stuck with me was the sheer number of science journalists and scicomm efforts from the Global South. I was lucky to hear from so many brilliant communicators from the region, and hope to do so more often!"

Sruthi S Balakrishnan