The Miami Herald is expanding its coverage of climate change and sea rise. We are seeking a multimedia climate reporter, a key role in a growing team that will tackle complex and critical challenges already shaping just about every aspect of life in South Florida.
We’re looking for an experienced multimedia journalist who can explore not just threats but the region’s pioneering efforts to confront them. This journalist should have a demonstrated ability to write with accuracy, clarity and speed; execute and collaborate on multimedia projects including podcasts and video; engage and build audiences through social media; and collaborate on our environment newsletter.
As our multimedia climate reporter, you would be at the forefront of coverage with a focus on conceiving and producing daily stories, monitoring statewide issues and coverage, and tapping social media platforms to engage our audience and find out what matters most to them. A critical focus of this job is breaking down this existential threat in search of promising solutions and the ways in which people can take action in their own lives to make a difference.
In this role, you will need to:
You should have many, though not necessarily all, of the following qualifications:
Requirements:
To apply
Please include a persuasive cover letter, your resume and five examples of your best work
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