Welcome to SEJ

This is the residence for YOUR PROFILE. Your contact information; membership renewal date, status and invoicing; SEJ membership category and more are all here. Networking will be easier than ever, with simple, effective searches; messaging to fellow SEJers; connections (think friend) and more. So you can do more than before, or you can just chill, update your profile and renew as needed, with much less effort. Please look around and get to know your new site. And check back often to see what programs SEJ has on the calendar. Look to the right for events, and look below this section. There's a lot going on, and we don't want you to miss any of it.

Members: Access members-only info with the My Stuff tab above or click here.

 

SEJ Board Meeting and Annual Membership Meeting

The SEJ Board of Directors met last on Friday, November 17 and Saturday, November 18, 2023 in Washington D.C., with hybrid option available for those who could not attend in person. The next SEJ Board meeting will take place in January or February 2024. Members: you're invited to attend open portions of the board meeting; details are posted here, when available. See minutes of past board meetings here.

 

SEJ Welcomes New Board Members, Announces 2024 Journalists’ Guide Event in D.C.

Image of Luke RunyonSociety of Environmental Journalists’ president Luke Runyon (pictured, right) writes to SEJ members with details on this year’s board elections, a returning flagship in-person event and an update on our executive director search. Read more here.

SEJ Awards for
Reporting on the Environment

SEJ's annual awards contest honors the best environmental journalism in 10 categories (including Student Reporting), bringing recognition to the most important stories on the planet. Prizes of $500 for first-place winners and $250 for second-place winners in all categories.

To honor the "best of the best," first-place winners in each category are automatically entered for the Nina Mason Pulliam Award for Outstanding Environmental Reporting which carries a $10,000 cash prize.

Deadline was May 1, 2023 (May 15 with late fee).

Winners were announced on a rolling basis starting in early October, with a live announcement of the $10,000 Nina Mason Pulliam Award at the Journalists' Guide to Energy & Environment in Washington, D.C. on November 16!

SEJ's 33rd Annual Conference

#SEJ2024  |  Philadelphia, Penn.   |   April 3-7

#SEJ2024 conference logoSEJ's 33rd Annual Conference takes place April 3-7, 2024, hosted by University of Pennsylvania.

Mid-Atlantic journalists have much to share with you about their corner of the world: the huge national battle over over fracking and LNG versus renewable energy, such as wind and solar; the paradox of a city that wants to be modern and future-facing but is held back by issues of poverty, environmental racism, infrastructure challenges and development problems; flooding and sea level rise; pollution and land management; and much more. Come to Philadelphia and let your community help you figure out which stories demand your attention, learn how to tell them and find the support you need through the tough road that lies ahead.

Registration opens December 4 for members, December 19 for non-members. In the meantime, have a sneak peek at the Wednesday workshops and Thursday tours and snag a hotel room — last year we ran out, so don't wait!