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Marianne de Nazareth
Marianne de Nazareth is presently a full-time freelance journalist writing on a variety of environmental and gender issues. She has won the Laadli Media award for Print Journalism ...ver maisMarianne de Nazareth is presently a full-time freelance journalist writing on a variety of environmental and gender issues. She has won the Laadli Media award for Print Journalism for Gender Sensitivity 2016. In December 2015, she won the best Print Journalism award for Environmental writing. In 2004, she joined the Deccan Herald as Chief Sub Editor and in 2006, went on to do a Masters in Journalism funded by the EU to upgrade her journalism skills. She came back to the Deccan Herald in 2008 and worked as Assistant Editor. From 2011, Marianne has been adjunct faculty at St. Joseph's PG College of Media Studies. She has written several papers in the course of her PhD studies and has just submitted her doctoral thesis to the Madurai University.She is also a media fellow with the UNFCCC, UNEP & the Robert Bosch Stiftung and travels covering Gender, Science and Environment issues. Writing still continues to be her first love but her focus has changed to Environmental and Science Journalism with a strong focus on conservation, species loss and gender issues. She writes for a host of Indian and International publications, and is invited to attend Science Conferences to be educated on various issues of sustainability on the planet.Marianne has written a children’s book of stories called ‘The One Eyed Ogre & Other stories’ & a novel called 'Above the Rice-fields of Pilerne.' Her second novel is a ‘A Bend in the River of Life.’ver menos