WCSJ2025 is proud to recognise the organisations and institutions whose generous support is helping to bring the 13th World Conference of Science Journalists to life. Through grants, partnerships and in-kind contributions, our supporters are investing in a global future for science journalism—enabling participation from across continents and creating space for meaningful exchange, collaboration, and professional growth. Please email all enquiries to partners@wcsj.org.
EurekAlert! is a science news service from the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS). It provides journalists and science communicators with press releases, expert contacts, and embargoed research from institutions worldwide—supporting timely, accurate coverage of the latest scientific developments. The platform plays a vital role in connecting the global scientific community with the public through trusted media channels.
Grantees to be announced soon.
The SDCfA, an initiative of South Africa’s Department of Science, Technology and Innovation (DSTI) and the CSIR, promotes scientific collaboration across Africa and beyond by linking technological innovation with societal needs. Tshwane was selected as its base due to its strategic location — it hosts most of South Africa’s 196 foreign embassies and missions, including 46 from African countries, and has the highest concentration of universities and research institutes.