SPJ President Ashanti Blaize-Hopkins was among other journalism leaders who received the Sí Se Puede Award during the NAHJ (National Association of Hispanic Journalists) Hall of Fame Awards Gala. From left to right: NABJ-LA Immediate Past President jarrett hill; SPJ Fellow of the Society, journalist and host of ABC’s What Would You Do? John Quiñones; LA Press Club Secretary Adam Rose; Outgoing NAHJ President Yvette Cabrera; AAJA-LA President Julie Patel-Liss.
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There are gaps in support to enable exiled media to thrive. ↔️ We hosted a panel at the prestigious International Journalism Festival, bringing together media experts and exiled journalists to explore the tipping points for being forced to flee and ways to help media prepare to leave their home countries. During the panel, Internews Europe CEO Meera Selva shared her thoughts on whether donors and the international community are responding effectively to the complex needs of exiled media. ⤵️ #IJF24
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Exploring the current state of television and its future in a multimedia era. This should be one informative session with Wits Centre for Journalism. Attend if you can #media #TV #journalism #creativeindustry
The Wits Centre for Journalism and the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung invite you to the Adenauer Media lecture by Professor Claudia Nothelle 10am March 19, 2024 Senate Room, Solomon Mahlangu Building, East Campus
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"What are a citizen's tools to be able to demand correct, plural and independent information?" 📟 In the panel "Focus on media pluralism in Italy" at Voices - European Festival of Journalism and Media Literacy, Sigfrido Ranucci directs the question to Paolo Celot, who discusses the disinformation society we live in today compared to the past, the problems we face, and the steps that can be taken.
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📖 Today's read: The resilience of journalists and how they persevere during times of turmoil and change was a recurring theme that emerged at the International Journalism Festival in Perugia. This article by Christoph Schwaiger for The Fix Media describes how the theme of resilience emerged in five different ways during this year’s sessions at #IJF24. ➡ Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/d5C9UgA5 #MediaDev
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How do you make media in exile more sustainable? ✍️ During our International Journalism Festival panel on preparing media for exile, Internews Europe Chief Executive Meera Selva gave her thoughts on what donors and the international community must do to respond effectively to the complex needs of exiled journalists. #IJF24
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This week's NYT article on the resurgence of local journalism is an interesting read. Take a look and then check out American Journalism Project, Spotlight Delaware, Local Journalism Initiative Delaware and others in your area to see where impact is happening. #localnews #socialjustice
Program officer leading work in transforming local news, equitable journalism, and more at Democracy Fund.
What a nice surprise to see many partners and grantees linked in NYT this morning, including a quote from Sarabeth Berman of American Journalism Project: “It took a generation for the American news industry to unravel, and it will take a generation to fully rebuild it…But real progress is underway.” https://lnkd.in/gHntvQ8X
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An interesting panel on the importance of local news and the people and projects giving hope to the future of it. Take a listen. 🎧
Earlier this month at the Canadian Association of Journalists annual conference, a panel of journalists and media professionals moderated by Piya Chattopadhyay, host of CBC Radio's The Sunday Magazine, discussed projects and people that are offering hope for the future of local news in Canada. You can now listen to their conversation on our website. → https://lnkd.in/eTNJSM8Z
Why local news in Canada matters -- and what some people are doing to try to save it | CBC Radio
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Journalist; Gender Equity & Media Advisory; Communication Strategist; Conference Facilitation.
While all eyes are on the most dramatic defamation celebrity case the nation has seen (thanks to Justice Lee and a comprehensive, contemporary 21st century judgement - finely filtered through a gender sensitive lens) we need to now turn our eye to what is NOT being reported. Good, well reported court coverage is critically important beyond capital cities. Small towns, regional and remote communities need to know what's happening in their courts and how judgements are shaping, or reflecting, community standards and culture - or not. But, they are not getting their fair share of public interest journalism! Today's release of the Australian News Sampling Project: 2023 Report by PIJI (Public Interest Journalism Initiative) is critically important and timely reading for everyone - hello MP's, Councillors, State/Territory legislators - who cares about democratic participation. Because we all know - information is key! #journalism #democracy #publicinterestjournalism Public Interest Journalism Initiative The Walkley Foundation for Journalism Judith Neilson Foundation Susan McKinnon Foundation Women In Media Australia MEAA Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) The Australian Financial Review Women Lawyers Association ACT Australian Rural Leadership Foundation Canberra Lawyers Michelle Rowland MP Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development, Communications and the Arts
Australian News Sampling Project: 2023 Report
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Youth Media Project Coordinator | President of Forum Apulum | Team Member at DCN Global | Trainer | Civic activist
Tonight we will talk about the implications of Alexey's death with Franak Viacorka, Chief Advisor at Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya and Nikos Panagiotou, Professor at School of Journalism and Mass Media Communications, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and President of DCN Global. You can join in the link below.
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1moCongratulations to all of the nominees.