The project ESMH, its mission and its offer for science journalists were presented at the World Conference of Science Journalists (WCSJ) 2019. It attracted 1137 registered delegates from 83 countries to Lausanne between 1-5 July.
The participants could hear about the ESMH training activities for journalists and its efforts to promote evidence-based information at the special session on the 2 July, devoted on EU projects and activities in the field of research.
During the whole conference at the European Union’s stand the journalists could find a lot of information not only about ESMH, but also about STOA publications and the project “What Europe does for me” of the European Parliamentary Research Service. The coordinator Svetla Tanova presented these projects in small sessions and bilateral conversations with interested journalists and other delegates.
The #ESMH project to be presented at the biggest forum of science journalists #wcsj2019 👉 EU's stand 2 #EUatWCSJ @SvetlaTanova. pic.twitter.com/5pKsOpT8Gc
— STOA Panel (@EP_ScienceTech) July 2, 2019
Useful link
• World Conference of Science Journalists website
