The José Reis Program for the Promotion of Scientific Journalism (Media Science) was launched in October 1999 with the aim of fostering the training of professionals capable of disseminating information on science and technology through mainstream media, specialized press, internet platforms, and communication channels of educational and research institutions. In 2023, FAPESP updated the Program to reflect the diversification of media formats.
In the context of the United Nations Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development (2021-2030), which has fostered the expansion of initiatives focused on ocean literacy, this project aims to strengthen the communication and science outreach efforts of the UNESCO Chair for Ocean Sustainability. The proposal focuses on consolidating OceanoTeca, a digital platform linked to the Chair,…
This project proposes the creation of the Observatory of Social Movements Acting within the Brazilian Unified Health System (SUS), with the objective of mapping, understanding, and disseminating the activities of social movements within Health Care Networks (HCN), with emphasis on Specialized Health Care (SHC). The proposal articulates scientific research and journalistic production, prom…
In this second stage of our science communication initiative, we aim to consolidate the work-flow established in JC1 while expanding the reach of our content to additional platforms such asTikTok and LinkedIn. The journalist will continue producing short, engaging videos but will alsoexperiment with complementary written pieces and image-based posts to diversify audience en-gagement. Buil…
This project aims to map and analyze how research groups, centers, andlaboratories studying favelas in Brazil use social media to communicate science and disseminate their work. The research seeks to identify the strategies, formats, language, and engagement metrics adopted by these initiatives, with a focus on constructing accessible scientific narratives and engaging with audiences in p…
In the field of geology, studies indicate that, despite the significant scientific output produced by Brazilian researchers in recent decades, there remains a gap in the dissemination of this knowledge. The current context of the climate crisis demands greater public interest in scientific, technological, and cultural output in the field of Geosciences. This implies engaging the public in…
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Scientific topics have been gaining increasing prominence for offering informed explanations for contemporary issues, such as environmental, social, and health challenges. However, scientific denialism and misinformation represent significant obstacles to the ethical and responsible dissemination of knowledge. In this context, journalism and scientific communication have an important rol …
This scientific journalism research proposal investigates and systematizes strategies to address the "invisibility" of grassland ecosystems in the State of São Paulo, as part of the final phase of the Biota Campos thematic project. The research is based on the premise that the lack of scientific, media, and social recognition of natural grasslands is one of the main barriers to their cons…
Developing a podcast by the Paulista Center for Energy Transition Studies (CPTEn), as a strategic initiative for scientific communication and dissemination. Podcasts, as a consolidated digital media format, have proven effective tools for expanding access to scientific knowledge, democratizing information, and combating misinformation, especially on complex and highly relevant social topi…
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