PR Coordinator Bryn Garick participated in the American Jewish Press Association (AJPA) Conference in Nashville from June 2-4, 2024. She shared work from The Jewish Veteran and the JWV calendar. Garick gathered ideas and networked with other Jewish publishers to exchange information on JWV, encouraging reporters to reach out to local posts for stories. Garick also participated in discussions on the use of AI, handling trolls online, and how Jewish journalism has changed since October 7.
Jewish War Veterans of the USA’s Post
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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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Hear what student journalists and their advisers are saying about CSPA programs! June 4 is the last day to sign up for in-person instruction at the CSPA Summer Journalism Workshop. Virtual class registration is still available. See our summer event site for more details about courses and instructors: https://lnkd.in/ezR3sFi2 #cspaprograms #studentjournalism #studentjournalists #studentmedia #precollege #precollegeprograms
Columbia Scholastic Press Association: What Student Journalists Are Saying
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In an insightful Q&A with Rappler, Jane Lytvynenko, a journalist with a distinguished background in uncovering disinformation, shares her expertise and experiences. Jane discusses the intricacies of reporting in an age where truth is often obscured. Her work, particularly on Russia’s war against Ukraine and the Wagner mercenary group, exemplifies the critical role of journalism in democracy. Read on: https://ow.ly/qnRs50R7ye0
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Dived into the intricate world of press-state relations, I presented my paper from a Global South perspective, sparking dynamic discussions and feedback. Grateful for the knowledge exchange at last week's conference! The excitement continued as I participated in the Future of Journalism conference hosted by Cardiff University in Wales, UK – together, we shaped the future of media! 🌍📚🚀 #FoJ23 #PressStateRelations #GlobalMedia"
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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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#NationalPressDay is observed to celebrate the importance of a free and responsible press in a democracy. Here's a look at its history, significance and more | #NationalPressDay2023
National Press Day 2023: History, theme and why it’s celebrated
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SUPPORT BY CLICKING : https://lnkd.in/dMH6fnx5 Please support us by raising your voice #ourvoiceyourpower In a world where independent journalism is facing unprecedented challenges, our campaign stands as a beacon for the preservation of local media. Why should you care? Because local journalism is the lifeblood of our communities, serving as the watchdogs of truth and accountability. As we witness the decline of local media outlets, we’re losing more than just news coverage – we’re losing our ability to speak with a united voice, to hold power to account, and to maintain the fabric of our democracy. Our campaign aims to shed light on the stark reality of this crisis, compelling you to confront the consequences of a media landscape devoid of local voices. Local media builds culture and underwrites our values, celebrating the invaluable contributions of local journalists and underscoring the importance of diverse representation in the media. It’s not just about reporting the news; it’s about fostering transparency, accountability, and informed civic participation. https://lnkd.in/dMH6fnx5
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Author |Speaker | Facilitator | Strategist |Associate Professor of Strategic Communication |Director: Centre for Data and Digital Communications at UJ
Here are some perspectives on the role of journalists in ideology production on behalf of powerful commercial interests.
Prof Mandla J Radebe: Journalism’s role in perpetuating dominant ideologies
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Journalist Photo/Graphic/Video - Journalism Teacher & Internship Coordinator at the University of Montreal | Passionate about premium journalism, innovation and artificial general intelligence.
🤐 What are the 5 challenges facing press freedom today? On World Press Freedom Day, the team of Journalism.co.uk highlight some of the findings from the latest World Press Trends Outlook published by the World Association of News Publishers. --> Check out the full article : https://lnkd.in/gkkUunbB 1. Growing numbers of journalists are being killed or imprisoned 2. Obstruction, harassment and intimidation are global issues 3. There are some differences between the developed and developing world 4. The need for independently funded journalism 5. Collective championing is imperative #Journalism #PressFreedom #MediaFreedom #FreedomOfSpeech #HumanRights #Censorship #Democracy #StandWithJournalists #Journalists #Obstruction #Information #Harassment #CyberAttacks #Threats #FinancialPressure #SelfCensorship #RaiseYourVoice #WorldPressFreedomDay #WANIFRA #CPJ #RSF #FreedomHouse
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Gems of Journalism ft. Deutsche Welle and Midhat Fatimah DW: How can we use caste as 'bait' in our article such that it grabs eyeballs? Fatimah: Hold my heat wave!
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Judge Advocate, Department of Maryland, Jewish War Veterans of the United States; President, Washington, DC Chapter, Alumni Association of The City College of New York
1moI am hopeful that JWV will be able to share meaningful items from its archives for the proposed update and republication (3rd Edition) of the Department of Defense Guide for Annual Commemorative Observances of the Days of Remembrance [of the Victims of the Holocaust]. The first two editions were signed with appropriate messages by two successive Presidents of the United States and published by the Secretary of Defense.