#SEJ2024 took place April 3-7 in Philadelphia, hosted by the 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.

We’ll be exploring these issues and more at our 33rd annual conference and hope to see you there! 

Your #SEJ2024 conference chair:

Meg McGuire, Founder/Publisher, Delaware Currents

Here you'll find multimedia coverage provided by SEJ, UPenn, our multischool Student Newsroom, volunteers and conference attendees. Most sessions were audio-recorded and will be posted as available.

Couldn't make it to Philly? Watch the plenary recordings!

• Opening Program — Welcome to Philly!, April 3. Video.
• U.S. EPA Administrator Michael Regan Keynote and Q&A, April 5. Video.
• Election 2024: How Will Climate Change Matter? April 5. Video.
• Battling Disinformation, Fending Off Despair and Staying Relevant: What’s the Future for Environmental Journalism? April 6. Video.

VISIT THE CONFERENCE WEBSITE