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Perspectives in photojournalism: How to Encourage Diversity

By Clothilde Goujard In the first installment of our six-part series on photojournalism, we look at the challenges of building a more diverse photojournalism climate — and highlight some organizations…
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Kenya’s 2017 Elections – How New Media Stole the Mainstream’s Thunder

By George Ogola, University of Central Lancashire Seven years ago then Nigerian president Goodluck Jonathan announced his presidential candidacy on Facebook. At the time the move was unprecedented and marked…
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‘Local Media are Simply Disappearing’: How Financial Pressures are Killing Independent Media

When staff at Hungary’s left-leaning Nepszabadsag newspaper packed up their stuff on a Friday night a year ago, they thought they were just moving across town. As it happened, they…
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athways to Media Reform in Sub-Saharan Africa: Reflections from a Regional Consultation

Everywhere in the world, democracy and press freedom have been natural companions, but the two arguably have a special relationship in Sub-Saharan Africa. In the struggles for independence from colonial…
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Burhan is AMDF’s Journalist of the Month

Burhan Farah Hassan is a radio and online journalist from Somalia in the horn of Africa. He reports for the Somali radio station based in Kenya. Kenya is an African…
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UN grants available for media projects [Worldwide]

Organizations working in the areas of media, youth, women, democratization, community development, and rule of law and human rights are eligible. The United Nations Democracy Fund (UNDEF) is inviting civil…
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Here are Three Tools That Help Digital Journalists Save Their Work in Case a Site Shuts Down

The abrupt shutdown of the Gothamist and DNAinfo local news networks earlier this month was a stark reminder to digital journalists who want archives of their stuff: Back it up! Back it…
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EZEKWESILI, OJO, TEN JOURNALISTS TO BE HONOURED ON WORLD ANTI-CORRUPTION DAY

A former Minister of Education, Obiageli Ezekwesili, the Executive Director of the Media Rights Agenda, Edetaen Ojo, as well as ten distinguished journalists have been shortlisted for the 12th edition of the…
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Fighting fake news: by the time it reaches your social media feed, it’s too late

Ryan, Strupp and Bump speak at a Hacks/Hackers DC panel Last year, Democratic National Committee staffer Seth Rich was killed as he walked to his home in Washington’s Bloomingdale neighborhood.…
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Nigerian multimedia collaboration shows the impact of ‘Shifting Sands’

When Nigerian journalists Bukola Adebayo andTina Armstrong started reporting on coastal communities living in Lagos, Nigeria, they wanted to focus on the socioeconomic issues affecting the population’s quality of life, with the hope…
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