CESJ is among the proponents of the Global Science Journalism Survey 2021, that aims to examine science journalism around the world, considering journalists’ background, workload, and opinions on science journalism and work environment.

The survey was designed by Martin Bauer from the London School of Economics (UK), Luisa Massarani from SciDev.Net and the Brazilian Institute of Public Communication of Science and Technology / Oswaldo Cruz Foundation (Brazil) and Marta Entradas from ISCTE-Lisbon University Institute (Portugal).

The World Federation of Science Journalists is a partner of this initiative. Fabio Turone from the Center for Ethics in Science and Journalism and Joan Leach from the Australian National Centre of Public Awareness of Science, as well as SciComm X, also collaborate with this initiative. 

The survey is the follow-up of the “Global Science Journalism Report” that collected answers from several hundreds of professionals in several rounds, starting with the participants of the World Conference of Science Journalists 2009 in London. 

Science journalists and science communicators
from all over the world
are warmly invited to
TAKE PART IN THE SURVEY,
which will take a few minutes.