Apmācības: Jauni, ambiciozi žurnālisti aicināti pieņemt izaicinājumu aizsāvēt cilvēktiesības
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Jaunie žurnālisti līdz 25 aprīlim aicināti pieteikties apmācībām par cilvēktiesībām, kas norisināsies laikā no 16. - 22. maijam Lietuvā. Dalībnieki no Latvijas kopā ar citiem jaunajiem žurnālistiem no Itālijas, Spānijas, Beļģijas, Lietuvas un Bulgārijas kvalificētu ekspertu vadībā, pateicoties efektīvām apmācību metodēm, iegūsi žurnālista ikdienas darbā noderīgas iemaņas un zināšanas, kas palīdzēs efektīvi aizstāvēt sabiedrības sociāli ievainojamo grupu intereses.
Treniņa ietvaros dalībnieki tiksi iesaistīti reālā žurnālistiskā pētījumā, kas tiks veikts profesionālu Eiropas līmeņa pētniecisko žurnālistu un izvēlētās tēmas eksperta vadībā. Galu galā pētījuma rezultāti tiks izplatīti gan Latvijas medijos, gan speciāli projektam „Address of human rights – Journalism“ izveidotā platformā, kas sasniegs auditoriju Eiropas līmenī.
Pietieikties aicināti motivēti, 18. -29. gadus veci jaunieši, kas labi pārvalda angļu valodu. Pieteikšanās termiņš - 25. aprīlis, aizpildot oneline pieteikuma anketu: http://zurnalistui.lt/en/registracija/
Young
ambitious journalists are invited to take the challenge of defending
human rights
Your
work can be ethical and popular.
If you believe that journalism is the cure for racism, xenophobia and
incitement of hatred, take part in a training programme for young
journalists in Lithuania, as part of an international project
„Address of Human Rights – Journalism“. The application
deadline is 25th of April, 2013.
Well
established human rights and journalism experts will join you and
your colleagues from five different European Union countries in a
search of an effective means of tackling hate speech. The unique
blend of teaching methods, experience of training experts and your
devotion will enable you to successfully apply the newly acquired
knowledge and insights gained in training to your day-to-day work
practices when fighting for the rights of socially vulnerable groups.
Most
importantly, the training itself is just a great start! You will be
involved in real journalistic investigations that will be published
in your native and English languages on the digital platform designed
for the „Address of human rights – Journalism“ project as well
as shared with various media organizations across Europe. During the
investigation process you will work in collaboration with well-known
journalists and your chosen topic's experts from at least seven
European Union countries.
If
you are 19-29 years old journalism student or employed as a
journalist and:
•You want to learn and
understand more;
•You are not scared of
massive workloads - journalistic investigations;
•You are a great
team-player, genuinely respectful to other people's views, opinions
and preferences;
•You want to learn from
the best;
•You can easily
communicate and express yourself in English.
The training course
of „Address of human rights – Journalism“ will take place in
Lithuania on the following dates: 16 - 22 May 2013.
About
the programme:
The aim of this training
programme is to enable young journalists, as the ones who will shape
the public opinion in the nearest future, to recognize hate
provocation and stereotypes, and to learn how to adequately react to
them: neutralize, strengthen the mutual understanding and raise
awareness of racism and xenophobia. The training programme is based
on methodology that allows clear identification of the barriers,
encourages to work on the essential skills and transfer the knowledge
into action.
The project will enjoy
contributions from the internal and external experts in the field of
Human Rights, Journalism and Research Centres. Our expertise in
journalism education indicates that the legal base is detached from
the journalistic practices, which are in need of urgent help with
adapting the legal knowledge. Therefore, there will be simulation
exercises on the issues of ethnical minorities and migrants.
There will be a
journalistic campaign launched straight after the training programme,
so you will be able to implement the skills and knowledge acquired
through training into a real investigation. You will receive all the
support from the organizers and training experts, including the
highly experienced team of journalism specialists from the Baltic
Investigative Journalism Centre and Re: Baltica (a non-profit
organization that produces investigative journalism in the public
interest). Your work will be published on international web-based
platform for journalists, topic experts and socially vulnerable
groups.
Organizers:
National Institute for
Social Integration creates and applies social innovations that
support integration of people from various socially vulnerable groups
within the diverse society. The Institute has been hosting the Young
journalists development programme since 2009. The organization brings
together experts from Journalism, Human Rights and numerous other
fields to work on mutual projects. The investigations carried out by
young journalists are published widely across different media
channels in Europe. You can review programme portfolio here:
http://zurnalistui.lt/en.
Partners:
•Arci Catania.
•TDM International.
•International
Initiatives for Cooperation.
•Foundation Centre for
Economic Development.
•International
Development Alliance (IDA).
Technical
info:
Name: Young journalist
training programme
Dates: 16 - 22 May 2013
(arrival on 16th of May, departure on 22nd of May)
Place: Lithuania
Number of Participants:
Maximum 30
Costs: Depends on each
participating country.
Participants
will be selected on 25th of April, 2013.
If you have any questions
or queries at all, please do not hesitate to get in touch with
project coordinators in your country: