Stories Deep Dive – The Dark Side of the Archipelago's Oceans and Forests

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The Pulitzer Center, Aliasi Jurnalis Independen Yogyakarta, and Universitas Islam Indonesia invite the Student Press Clubs members and students who care about environmental issues to Green Voice Matters – The Dark Side of the Archipelago's Oceans and Forests, a deep dive on environmental journalism Stories and workshop. 

Natural damage in the archipelago is getting worse and requires all our attention! Various solidarity actions have proven that the power of media and effective journalism can bring about significant social change. Let us strengthen our voices together to support better policies for environmental sustainability! 

Speakers

• Abdus Somad – Ocean Reporting Network Fellow, Jaring.ID journalist, investigating illegal fishing in the Natuna and Arafura Seas 
• Riani Sanusi Putri – Rainforest Reporting grantee, TEMPO journalist, author of "Remissions for Forest Destroyer" 
• Bambang Muryanto – Journalist with a specialization in environmental issues in Yogyakarta 
• Masduki - Professor of Media Studies and Journalism Universitas Islam Indonesia 

What Will You Get? 

• Understand pressing environmental issues in Indonesia.
• Hear directly from experienced journalists about their investigations. 
• Creative workshop and discussion: Story planning and in-depth discussion about the issues of illegal fishing in Natuna and Arafura and palm oil deforestation. 
• Networking and collaboration: Meet young journalist fellows of the Student Press Clubs around Yogyakarta. 
• Share ideas and experiences with other participants and experts. 
• Recieve a digital certificate.

Don't miss this opportunity to learn and share about the importance of environmental journalism. Register now and be part of the change! 

Register here. Come and let's show that Green Voice Matters!