FOR THE RECORD: how to document stories from a war zone (for reporters and crew)
This course aims to train journalists on best practice when it comes to documenting and archiving, including from scenes of possible war crimes, and explains why it is necessary.
FOR THE RECORD: how to document stories from a war zone (for newsroom journalists)
This course is designed to be a journalistic tool making clear the distinction between journalism and judicial investigation.
На замітку: висвітлення війни в Україні
Надання журналістам рекомендацій щодо найкращих практик документування та архівування матеріалів під час війни, в тому числі з місць можливих воєнних злочинів.
We train journalists and communicators using top experts in their field.
We create e-learning courses, hosted on our platform, Journalism Now.
We support local news organisations to maximise revenue by understanding their audience, using our wide network to share solutions across borders.
We help independent journalists and their news organisations under threat from anti-democratic governments to keep publishing.
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Working in almost 100 countries
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Journalism Now is an online training platform that offers a variety of training opportunities for journalists. From self-paced courses to live webinars and blogs, Journalism Now features training resources created by Thomson Foundation's network of international experts and practitioners focusing on practical skills and examples.