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The Green Beat with Sonali Prasad
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This was our first digital-only lecture and was hosted live right here on 26 June, 7pm IST.
This was a lecture by environmental journalist and researcher, Sonali Prasad, was a retrospective exploration of intersectional environmentalism, conservation, and immersive storytelling. She looked back at her storytelling work to see what was done and what could have been done differently to lend to more inclusive, ethical, and sustainable narratives.
The Green Beat was supported by the India Climate Collaborative.
About Sonali Prasad:
A freshly minted Knight Science Journalism Fellow from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in Boston, USA, Sonali Prasad has worked on climate and environment stories across different forms, from print, video, data to art, and installations.
She has previously worked as an investigative reporter at Columbia University’s Energy and Environment Project and her work has been published in several outlets such as The Washington Post, The Guardian, Hakai magazine, etc.
She is a former Google News Lab Fellow and Pulitzer Traveling Fellow. Her project in India on forest rangers funded by the Pulitzer grant was exhibited at the Jor Bagh metro station in New Delhi amongst other outlets.
One of her first experimental collaborative projects, RE(ef)SOURCE, entailed pulling out coral reef health metrics using fluorescence data from citizen-sourced underwater images. This project added a new dimension to climate change stories by empowering journalists and local diving groups to deploy their own sensors and tools for collecting data directly from the environment, enabling a new type of environmental interview.
This was a lecture by environmental journalist and researcher, Sonali Prasad, was a retrospective exploration of intersectional environmentalism, conservation, and immersive storytelling. She looked back at her storytelling work to see what was done and what could have been done differently to lend to more inclusive, ethical, and sustainable narratives.
The Green Beat was supported by the India Climate Collaborative.
About Sonali Prasad:
A freshly minted Knight Science Journalism Fellow from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in Boston, USA, Sonali Prasad has worked on climate and environment stories across different forms, from print, video, data to art, and installations.
She has previously worked as an investigative reporter at Columbia University’s Energy and Environment Project and her work has been published in several outlets such as The Washington Post, The Guardian, Hakai magazine, etc.
She is a former Google News Lab Fellow and Pulitzer Traveling Fellow. Her project in India on forest rangers funded by the Pulitzer grant was exhibited at the Jor Bagh metro station in New Delhi amongst other outlets.
One of her first experimental collaborative projects, RE(ef)SOURCE, entailed pulling out coral reef health metrics using fluorescence data from citizen-sourced underwater images. This project added a new dimension to climate change stories by empowering journalists and local diving groups to deploy their own sensors and tools for collecting data directly from the environment, enabling a new type of environmental interview.
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