If you’re a journalist inspired to follow stories about the impact of climate change and what California is doing to try to slow its effects, then you may be the next environment reporter at CalMatters. WritersofColor
If you’re a journalist inspired to follow stories about the impact of climate change and what California is doing to try to slow its effects, then you may be the next environment reporter at CalMatters — an award-winning and influential nonprofit, multimedia news venture focused on covering the cutting-edge state of California.
CalMatters produces vivid, original multimedia journalism and data-driven news analyses that appear daily on our website and are distributed freely to more than 250 media partners statewide. You’ll be joining a supportive, diverse staff of 60+ across the state and a small environmental team that includes one Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter and another who recently won a first place for beat reporting from the Society of Environmental Journalists.
Follow developments via legislative bills, state policy-making and policy-enforcing agencies, academic research, and advocacy efforts.Contribute to the story production process including work with our CMS, creating data graphics and using SEO best practices.At least three years of professional journalism experience, preferably including coverage of the environment and the policy-making process.
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