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Subhra Priyadarshini

Subhra Priyadarshini is the Editor in Chief of Nature India and Nature Portfolio’s globally supported projects. She has been a science and environment journalist for close to 25 years, working with various Indian and global media houses. Subhra trains scientists and journalists in science and health writing, fact-checking and combatting misinformation.

A member of many national and international committees on science communication, science policy, environment and health, Subhra also serves as a Board Director at the World Federation of Science Jouranalists (WFSJ) and is the founding President of the Science Journalists Association of India (SJAI). A British Chevening scholar, Robert Bosch fellow, IREX-UNESCO fellow and a Kavli Prize Media Scholarship awardee, Subhra received the BBC World Service Trust award for her coverage of the ‘Vanishing Islands of Sunderbans’ in the Bay of Bengal and the PANOS South Asia Media Excellence Award for her incisive coverage of climate change issues.

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Advocacy Webinar from South Asia’s climate frontlines

DataLEADS is organising a webinar as part of the Open Climate Reporting Initiative in South Asia. The session will offer insights about the vital role journalism plays in shaping public discourse and influencing policy on climate change.
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Train-the-Trainer climate reporting bootcamp in New Delhi

DataLEADS is organising a comprehensive two-day, in-person training bootcamp aimed at improving the understanding of the criticality of climate change reporting and its influence on addressing urgent climate-related inquiries with significant ramifications on policy-making.
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