Climate Lab Impact Redaktion: Journalistisches Schreiben zu Good News

We give you insights into the practice of journalistic work: types of text, structure, research and lots of exercises. 95,- contribution to expenses

Impact with Good News

Even "good news" is good news - if it is prepared and presented accordingly. In our compact workshop, participants receive a practical insight into the basics of journalistic writing.

Contents

• Insight into journalistic text types: report, reportage, interview (structure, style, wording)
• Basic rules for (journalistic) writing: structure, structure, Sentence length...
• Tips for the "surroundings": research, contacts with the media
• Many practical exercises: interviewing, sentence structure, overcoming writer's block and more...

Course leader

Sofia Palzer-Khomenko was editor-in-chief of the online magazine mokant.at and organized the online magazine mokant.at for years mokant academy for young journalists. She was also a lecturer in journalism at the University of Vienna and led several BFI courses for professional writing.

Cost contribution 95,-

The Climate Lab provides the location and infrastructure free of charge. A fee of 95 euros is charged for professional course management. The invoice will be sent in advance.

The Climate Lab Impact editorial team

Role models and success stories give courage, give hope and inspire you to take action yourself. Bringing such “good news” to the stage is the mission of our Climate Lab Impact editorial team.

Our editors report on projects, events and people related to the economic transition - the sustainable transformation of our economic system towards circular economy, defossilization and net zero.

Do you want to be part of the Impact editorial team? Then contact markus.palzer-khomenko@climatelab.at or apply in the next application phase (August/September).

You don't want to miss the next application deadline? Follow us on LinkedIn and check our ongoing vacancies: https://vienna.impacthub.net/work-with-us/#volunteer