Free online training: Healthy & sustainable diets (EUFIC)
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Free online training: Healthy & sustainable diets (EUFIC)

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After its success in the June edition, the European Food Information Council (EUFIC) is organising a second training for journalists on 23 September: “Healthy & sustainable diets: evidence-based reporting for journalists & science communicators." This is a short online session designed to support accurate and nuanced coverage of this increasingly important topic.

After the training, you will know more about:
  • challenges when communicating sustainable diets,
  • how to communicate scientific uncertainty,
  • framing sustainability behaviors,
  • what science says about healthy and sustainable diets.
The session draws on a review of interventions tested in the literature, original consumer survey data, and current research in behavioural science and risk communication.

Practical details
Date: 23 September 2026
Time: 11:00–12:15 CEST
Format: Online
Registration: www.eufic.org/en/events/event/healthy-sustainable-diets-evidence-based-reporting-for-journalists-science-communicators

Even if you are unable to attend, EUFIC would be happy to share evidence-based resources or support future reporting on food, nutrition and sustainability topics. Just get in touch!
Regions: Europe, Belgium
Keywords: Health, Environmental health, Food, Public Dialogue - health, Science, Climate change, Public Dialogue - science

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