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Training opportunities and resources for journalists this week.

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Here are a few training opportunities and resources for journalists this week. Journalists interested in learning about climate adaptation and social justice can attend this free webinar by Climate Strategies on Thursday July 25, 2024.   “Bridging Justice and Adaptation: Synergies between Just Transitions and the Global Goal on Adaptation,” webinar explores the intersections of […]

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Journalists should pay more attention to their digital security

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In the face of increasing threats of targeted state surveillance, cyber and online attacks on the watchdogs of society, journalists and activists have been charged to take their digital security as serious as they take physical security. This was the call of Executive director of Human Rights Journalists’ Network, Kehinde Adegboyega at the two-day Digital

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OLATUNJI DARE @ 80: Accolades for an enigmatic journalism scholar-mentor

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Abdulwarees Solanke, Deputy Director/Head, Strategic Planning & Corporate Development Department Voice of Nigeria pays tribute to renowned journalism scholar and writer, Professor Olatunji Dare who clocked 80 on July 17,2024   My senior in the Department of Mass Communication, University of Lagos, UNILAG, in the mid-1980s, Lekan Otufodurin a few days ago dropped a nine-paragraph

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5 Important Digital Safety and Security Tips for Journalists

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Journalism practice and processes has evolved to become mostly digital activities, most journalists’ workflow— information gathering, processing and dissemination— begins and end on digital platforms using a smartphone computer and/or other digital gadgets. This reality has helped journalists reduce physical safety and security concerns. However, the digital space is not devoid of its threats and

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Broadcast Journalists selected for Dataphyte’s Gender Mainstreaming Fellowship

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Six broadcast journalists have been inducted as fellows of the Dataphyte Foundation’s Gender Mainstreaming Fellowship program, Cohort 3. The fellows according to a statement by the Programme Director of the Foundation, Femi Amele, were selected from a pool of 42 applicants from 34 media organisations in the South-East and South-South regions of Nigeria. The 12-week

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‘What we do as medical journalists, communicators’

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Managing Editor and Chief Communication Officer, Medical Mirror Mary Oluwakemisola Agoyi (MBBS, MSc PH) in this interview with Media Career Development Network speaks on medical journalism, health communication, the state of health in the country and the activities of her platform to encourage, motivate and enrich the society and medical professionals on the importance of

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Edetaen Ojo, others inducted into DigitalSENSE Africa Hall of Fame.

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The Executive Director, Media Rights Agenda, Mr. Edetaen Ojo has been inducted into the DigitalSENSE Africa Hall of Fame. He was inducted along with the chairman,  Association  of Licensed  Telecommunications Operators  of  Nigeria and CNSSL   group,   Engr.   Gbenga   Adebayo;   Managing   Director,   Digital   Realty   Nigeria,   Engr. Ikechukwu Nnamani, Executive Vice Chairman, Teledom International, Dr. Emmanuel Ekuwem;

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Training opportunities and media event for this week.

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Here are a few media training and events that journalists can participate in this week to build their capacity and increase exposure and network. Human Rights Journalists Network Nigeria (HRJN) Digital Security and Resilience Workshop. Journalists, activists, and civil society organisations can apply for this digital security and resilience workshop organised by the Human Rights

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