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Laurie Goering

Climate Change Editor, Head of Climate Programme at the Thomson Reuters Foundation

Laurie Goering is a seasoned journalist and climate change storyteller with vast experience in reporting from various regions of the world.

She is the head of the Climate Programme at Thomson Reuters Foundation, where she oversees an award-winning daily news website focusing on the human impacts of climate change.

Laurie has managed teams of freelance writers in sub-Saharan Africa, Asia, and Latin America, shedding light on climate vulnerabilities across the globe.

Before her current role, Laurie Goering was a foreign correspondent for the Chicago Tribune, reporting from Brazil, Cuba, Mexico, South Africa, India, the UK, Afghanistan, and Iraq over 15 years.

With a master's degree in Journalism and African Studies and a bachelor's degree in Journalism from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Laurie brings a strong academic background to her storytelling and reporting.

Her experience includes establishing overseas bureaus in challenging environments, project management, team leadership, and significant work in online media platforms.

Laurie Goering's passion lies in storytelling, but she also excels in management, negotiation, and building online presence through websites and social media.

Her extensive work in over 80 countries, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa, South Asia, and Latin America, showcases her deep understanding of global issues and diverse cultures.

Highlights

Aug 13 · linkedin

Is it time to rethink extreme heat visuals?

As global heat records continue to fall, how can photographers and videographers move beyond creating traditional heat images of people frolicking in the sun to more accurately portray extreme heat as the serious threat to life and health that it is?

On Wednesday, 21 August, at 9 am EDT/2 pm BST, join Climate Resilience for All, Climate Visuals and photographers at the front lines of dangerous heat to talk about how to rethink heat images - and to discuss new guidelines for effectively photographing dangerous heat

Register here: https://lnkd.in/eTVwWUu6

Alastair Johnstone Supratim Bhattacharjee Kathy Baughman McLeod Emma Howard Boyd CBE Rachel Kyte Global Heat Health Information Network #heatwave #extremeheat #climatechange #journalism #photography

Jan 16 · linkedin

While parts of the world are deep in snow, the popular Kashmiri ski resort of Gulmarg has almost none - a huge problem for people who depend on winter visitors for their income

#climatechange #winter #wintersport #skiing #snowboarding #India #Kashmir

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United Kingdom