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Fara Warner
Moving coverage of the climate from unsolvable and apocalyptic to rigorous evidence-based reporting that holds power accountable and catalyzes communities to take action.
Fara Warner is an accomplished professional in the fields of journalism, climate communication, and digital media. She currently serves as the Executive Director of the Metcalf Institute at the University of Rhode Island.6
Professional Background
Warner has a diverse and impressive career history:
- Former Climate Director at Solutions Journalism Network1
- Co-founder of A Picture's Worth, a nonprofit narrative change organization1
- Award-winning journalist with expertise in digital media and immersive storytelling methods4
- Chief Strategy Officer at her co-founded organization4
Focus Areas
Warner's work primarily revolves around:
- Climate Crisis Solutions: She focuses her energy on solutions to the climate crisis rather than dwelling on the problems2
- Environmental Journalism: She has experience as an environmental/climate journalist with a global human rights perspective3
- Digital Media Strategy: Warner helps news organizations reach new digital audiences and implement new revenue streams5
Current Initiatives
In her role at the Metcalf Institute, Warner is involved in various projects:
- Promoting opportunities for pre-tenure scientists in science communication7
- Advocating for effective funding strategies for local news organizations5
Warner's LinkedIn profile (username: farawarner) reflects her commitment to climate solutions, journalism, and digital media innovation. Her career trajectory demonstrates a shift from traditional journalism to specialized roles in climate communication and nonprofit leadership.
Highlights
JOB ALERT! Metcalf Institute at the University of Rhode Island is excited to hire a new Assistant Director this spring. This is a tremendous opportunity to help shape the programming and lead the operations at Metcalf, a preeminent science communication training institution. Check out the posting for more information. Application review will begin April 12 with first consideration given to applicants who submit their applications by that date. Given the inclusive and environmental nature of our work BIPOC individuals are encourage to apply and we support a hybrid work environment. https://lnkd.in/d9MagzS7
Attention Solutions Journalism Network universe. We are supporting a dissertation research project through Penn State, PhD candidate Cassandra Troy. She would love interview journalists about their work reporting on climate change solutions. The time commitment is 30 to 60 minutes and Cassandra is providing $45 compensation in the form of a gift card. To take part, please fill out this form! https://lnkd.in/eDgFeczu
