Science & Tech Innovators Newsroom (STIN)

Theme: Bridging Science, Innovation, and the Media for Impact
Date: July 18, 2025

Introduction
STIN is not just an event—it’s a platform that inspire, educate, and create lasting partnerships that shape the future of science and technology in Ghana. Join us in bridging the gap between innovation and media for impactful societal change!.

Objective
Our objective is to provide science journalists in Ghana with the knowledge, tools, and ethical frameworks necessary to leverage AI in their work. We aim to foster a community of forward-thinking journalists equipped to address the challenges and opportunities presented by AI.

Registration Deadline: July 15, 2025

The Science & Tech Innovators Newsroom (STIN) is an initiative designed to foster collaboration between scientists, tech entrepreneurs, media professionals, and policymakers. Organized by Science Journalism Ghana and INNOVTECH STEM Center, STIN will take place this July in Ghana and aims to enhance the visibility of scientific discoveries and technological innovations while strengthening Science communication across key sectors.

 Key Highlights of the Program
  • Engaging Panel Discussions: Experts will delve into the critical trends, challenges, and opportunities in science communication, addressing how the media can bridge the gap between innovators and the public.
  • Innovation Showcases: Groundbreaking research and tech innovations from scientists and startups will be featured, offering a glimpse into the future of Ghana’s scientific landscape.
  • Media Training: Journalists will gain insights into effective storytelling techniques for science and technology, while innovators learn how to engage with the media.
  • Roundtable Sessions: Collaborative discussions focused on solving communication barriers in the science and tech ecosystem.
  • Networking & Partnerships: Attendees will have the chance to form valuable partnerships, driving future collaboration between science, tech, and media sectors. 
Expected Outcomes
  • A surge in public interest and understanding of science and technology innovations.
  • Stronger relationships between scientists, tech innovators, and the media.
  • Enhanced science journalism in Ghana, with better reporting of STEM developments.
  • Improved policymaking through informed, science-backed decisions.