Cross-border journalism is increasingly being used by professional journalists, notably those reporting on labour migration. By joining forces and working collaboratively along migration corridors, journalists can produce compelling and accurate reports on complex migration topics, and overcome some of the inherent constraints related to reporting labour migration, such as limited financial resources or mobility. Journalism students and their educators can also play a key part in building the skill set needed by future journalists to collaborate across corridors.
The objectives of the webinar are to:
a) Explore the relevance of cross-border journalism in reporting on labour migration;
b) Present and discuss a recent ILO cross-border collaboration between journalism schools in Uganda and Jordan;
c) Encourage journalism educators and journalists to consider cross-border collaborations, notably in the framework of the annual ILO global media competition on labour migration.
Speakers:
Sophia Kagan – ILO FAIRWAY programme
Charles Autheman – Moderator
Fabian Federl - https://www.fabianfederl.com/#aboutme
Bhrikuti Rai - https://www.journalismfund.eu/journal...
Paola Condemayta – JournalismFund.eu
Farah Jallad – Arab Investigative Journalism Network
Students and lecturers from Middle East, Makerere, and Uganda Christian University
Mélanie Belfiore – ILO
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All links mentioned during the webinar:
Investigation of Fabian and Bhrikuti: https://recordnepal.com/chasing-the-e... / https://bit.ly/48pyXFL
ILO fellowship: https://www.ilo.org/beirut/projects/f...
ILO media engagement page with the different resources available in multiple languages, including English and Arabic: https://www.ilo.org/global/topics/fai...
Student anthology: https://journalism.mak.ac.ug/sites/de...
Apply to the 2023 Global Media Competition: https://bit.ly/gmc2023en