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New Projects from Disability: A Matter of Perception

We are excited to share that our “Diversity: A Matter of Perception” project in Macedonia has begun implementing 16 new projects, funded by sub grants from the European Commission.

Training: New Neighbours Media Skills for CSOs

Media Diversity Institute recently led the first New Neighbours Media Skills Training for CSOs in Zagreb, Croatia. New Neighbours is …

Live Recording: Reporting Refugees and Hate Speech

Resources: Reporting on Migration

In honor of International Migrant Day, Media Diversity Institute has curated a list of both resources for investigative journalists covering …

Call for Entries: CIVIS Media Prize 2019

CIVIS again recognizes programme contributions on the radio, film, television and the Internet, which are particularly suitable for the promotion of the peaceful coexistence of people of different geographic or cultural backgrounds. This year there is an additional priz...

Training: How to Cover People with Disabilities

Last week, Media Diversity Institute’s “Disability: A Matter of Perception” project continued with a three day workshop in Ohrid, Macedonia. …

Journalism Fellowship for Reporting Labour Migration

The International Labour Organisation (ILO), in partnership with the Ethical Journalism Network (EJN), launched a six-month Labour Migration Journalism Fellowship …

Stop the Hate: Countering Hate Speech in Serbia

The Media Diversity Institute Western Balkans and the Serbian Youth Umbrella Organisation (KOMS) are starting the Stop the Hate project, which aims to enable young people to recognise, understand and combat online hate speech by developing meaningful and nonviolent coun...

MDI Reporting Diversity Courses at SYSU in China

At the prominent Sun Yat-Sen University (SYSU) in the capital of the most economically prosperous Chinese province, Guangdong, the first ever series of Reporting Diversity modules has finished. The Reporting Diversity modules are a result of the cooperation between the ...

Study: Strong Public Service Media Contributes to a Healthy Democracy

A healthy democracy is partially dependent on its public service media, according to a new research by the European Broadcasting …

Despite what Media Say, the Murder of Jo Cox Was an Act of Terror

Published: 23 June 2016

Country: UK

By Radman Selmic

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