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Community radio inspires young people in rural Myanmar
In a country such as Myanmar, marked by transition and deep wounds following five decades of military dictatorship, community radio – made by the community for the community, has a huge potential to bring together the communities and promote positive change.
Great interest for Fake ≠ Fact exhibition in Addis Ababa
Bangla Vision has investigated an unbearable situation the fishermen and their families in Bangladesh face on a daily basis. It is an investigation that has inspired other reporters to do similar stories.
Fundraising Training in Hanoi: A fresh breeze of inspiration
Carrying a hope to have an independent funding source to be able to invest deeper for journalism training and a direction to become a financially independent organisation for Vietnam Journalism Training Centre (VJTC), the 3-day workshop on domestic fundraising was started in Hanoi on 8th July 2019.
Working Towards Better Journalism in Laos
In late November 2018, after two years of work with Laos partner the Institution for Mass Media Culture and Tourism (IMCT), Fojo organised the first training in Laos. The 4-day course was focused on “Online Journalism and Storytelling”.
Bui Thanh Tam, Vietnam: “A passion to learn and share”
In July 2018, going to Bangkok to attend the training course on “Field Safety and Cyber Security” for journalist was my first time going abroad on my own.
Su Myat Wai, Myanmar: “A great opportunity to learn and expand”
I am Su Myat Wai, a fulltime journalism trainer for Myanmar Journalism Institute (MJI)
since February 2015.
When responsibility becomes an issue
Between 80 and 90 percent of all work in Bangladesh is carried out in informal sectors. It creates challenges for investigative journalism on the labor market, but also opportunities.
Onushudan: Agriculture corruption
Watch this episode where the team on the investigative show Onushudan shows how one low level official have the whole department in his hand. The corruption eradicates access to research and new cultivation methods for small farmers which don’t get the opportunity to increase their harvest or produce healthier crops.
The long road to a hypothesis
How to write your hypothesis before pitching your investigative story to your editor? Or – in this case – to your lecturer?
World Press Freedom Day in Addis Abeba
Greetings from Fojo Head of Policy and International Development Lars Tallert, who is in Ethiopia celebrating World Press Freedom Day with Nubia Media journalist Hadra Ahmed and many others.