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Mobile Video journalism։ An Intensive Course for Armenian Journalists German organization Interlink Academy offers an intensive training course “Mobile video journalism”. This course will teach how to produce news videos for the web with just a smartphone.

Congrats to our partners BIHUS.info in Ukraine. An innovative way to foster investigative journalism.

Фірми-привіди ремонтують євродвори в Сумах за мільйони з бюджету Євродвори у Сумах були ініціативою міського голови Олександра Лисенка. Проте, за кілька років в деяких дворах нічого не покращилось, а тендери на ремонт - ви...

Global Shining Light Award Every two years, the Global Investigative Journalism Network presents the Global Shining Light Award, a unique award which honors investigative journalism in a developing or transitioning country, done under threat, duress, or in the direst of conditions.The 2017 awards were given out at the Global....

The 2013/14 Fellows successfully completed the training program "Journalism in the Digital World" and celebrated with a festive ceremony at the Bertelsmann Representative Office in Berlin

During the attendance phase in Berlin, the 2013/14 Intajour Fellows work hard to finalize their multimedia stories which they started in the e-learning phase. After an intense week of editing videos, embedding multimedia elements and finetuning their work with the help of the Intajour trainers, the Fellows proudly present their work. Visits to media houses and talks with experts on media and politics complete the program in Berlin

The 2013/14 Intajour Fellows conclude their training program "Journalism in the Digital World" at the Bertelsmann Representative Offices in Berlin. They work on multimedia stories, learn more about media and politics in Germany and network with journalists and decision makers in the capital city

Berlin with a view: The 2013/14 Fellows and the Intajour team on the roof of the Bertelsmann Representative Office

In this month’s Webinar, former Editor-in-Chief of the Jakarta Post Endy Bayuni talked to the 2013/14 Fellows about reporting religion. Speaking from Indonesia via Intajour’s e-learning platform, Bayuni urged the Fellows to “apply the gold standard of good journalism in reporting religion." He explained that as societies become more multifaith and multicultural, it had become inevitable for journalist to report on religion, most particularly on tensions and conflicts between religious communities. “The challenge for any journalist in dealing with religion is that we have difficulties in detaching ourselves from our own faith, and this affects the way we see and report about religion”, he said. However, he stressed that this was no excuse for not doing a better job in reporting religion. Guest speaker Endy Bayuni served as the Editor-in-Chief of the Jakarta Post from 2004-2010. He writes regular columns about Indonesian politics, the evolving political cultures, Islam, democracy, foreign affairs, economic development, and the changing media landscape. The Jakarta Post is Indonesia's biggest English language newspaper.