ONG s’associent pour “Battre en brèche la pauvreté”">Journalistes et ONG s’associent pour “Battre en brèche la pauvreté”

Cinq asso­ci­a­tions locales européennes et une école de jour­nal­isme ont croisé leurs expéri­ences et com­pé­tences respec­tives pour élaborer ensem­ble un cahier de propo­si­tions poli­tiques de lutte con­tre la pau­vreté et l’exclusion sociale, des­tiné aux décideurs …

ONG européennes">Créer une plateforme de rencontre entre journalistes et ONG européennes

Objec­tif
Relier médias et société civile européenne.
1.1 Propo­si­tion
Con­fier à un organ­isme indépen­dant la créa­tion et l’animation, au niveau européen, d’une plate­forme Inter­net de ren­con­tre entre ONG et jour­nal­istes.
Chaque ONG, chaque jour­nal­iste pourra alors s’y inscrire par thématique …

Create an independent Internet platform for journalists and NGOs

Goal
The estab­lish­ment of new links between media and civil soci­ety
Pro­posal
Assign to an inde­pen­dent organ­i­sa­tion the cre­ation and coor­di­na­tion, at the Euro­pean level, of an Inter­net plat­form shared by NGOs and jour­nal­ists.
Each NGO and each journalist …

Mediadem: For free and independent Media

The Hel­lenic Foun­da­tion for Euro­pean and For­eign Pol­icy (ELIAMEP) and thir­teen other research cen­ters, from all over Europe, launched last year a new study on Euro­pean Media poli­cies, called Medi­a­dem (Medi­a­dem Euro­pean media poli­cies revis­ited: valuing …

European Daily newspaper goes to print

The Euro­pean Daily news web­site has enjoyed an increas­ing suc­cess. On 15 June it goes to print with ifs own con­tent. If you’re in Lon­don, Paris, Berlin or Brus­sels, keep your eyes open; you might …

EJC and the Commission signed a four-year contract on Information for journalists">The EJC and the Commission signed a four-year contract on Information for journalists

The Euro­pean Jour­nal­ism Cen­tre and the Euro­pean Com­mis­sion have signed a four-year con­tract on infor­ma­tion events for jour­nal­ists.
This new Frame­work con­tract won’t dras­ti­cally change the work the Cen­tre has been doing. Its main job will still be …

The French journalists’ blues

A major­ity of French jour­nal­ists fear for their jobs and the future of their pro­fes­sion accord­ing to a joint study by a pri­vate com­pany spe­cialised in eval­u­at­ing soci­etal risks – Tech­nolo­gia – and France’s biggest jour­nal­ists’ trade union, SNJ.
The study, titled …

Internet as a human right

Online free expres­sion is a human right, accord­ing to a recently released UN report that explores key trends and chal­lenges to “the right of all indi­vid­u­als to seek, receive and impart infor­ma­tion and ideas of all kinds …

How to embody European Union in the Media?

For a major­ity of us, Euro­pean Union is like a UFO: some­one told us it exists but we can’t really visu­alise… Find our way in the Euro­pean machine actu­ally asks for ped­a­gogy efforts from jour­nal­ists.
To make their …

Citizen initiative for Media Pluralism: from Brussels to Bologna

On May 13, Euro­pean alter­na­tives and the Inter­na­tional Alliance of Jour­nal­ists invited civil soci­ety, press organ­i­sa­tions and MEPs to con­tinue their work on a Euro­pean ini­tia­tive on media plu­ral­ism, in Bologna. Social Euro­pean Jour­nal­ism was there.
The aim was …

Europe through the Twitter lens

Today is World Press Free­dom Day, and the UN has decided to make it all about the web. So we decided to come back on that issue that has been strangely miss­ing from our White Paper (yes, we know).

On the day the World press is look­ing closely at the impact of the inter­net, we decided to right that wrong.

Training the new generation of European journalists

In 2005, French radio reporter Lau­rence Aubron, wit­nessed her coun­try fel­low­men reject the Con­sti­tu­tional Treaty. “She was struck by the the dis­tance between the cit­i­zens and the EU and decided to try to bridge the …