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Getting Gender on the Training Agenda
“It’s a challenge to get trainees released for gender training. Both bosses and journalists want more practical courses,” said the Executive Director of a training centre in Vietnam.
Rwanda: The course “TV Production Skills” has just started
The Fojo project at SJC aims to build capacity and strengthen education and training. Every semester Fojo sends 5-10 experienced Swedish journalists as volunteers to SJC.
Rwanda: The course “TV Production Skills” has just started
The second day of the course TV Production Skills at the School of Journalism and Communication (SJC), at the University of Rwanda in Kigali.
Multilingualism, radio and the perfect team work
Swedish journalist Anna Tainio has worked as a volunteer in Fojo’s capacity building project at the University of Rwanda.
CCI transformation to meet Cambodia’s mid-career journalism & communication training needs
The Fojo managed “Southeast Asia Media Training Network (MTN) 2016-2019” works to strengthen six journalism, media and communication training institutes and centres in four Southeast Asian countries: Cambodia, Lao PDR, Myanmar and Vietnam.
81 ärenden första halvåret 2017
En journalist vill se ett avtal som reglerar villkoren för en utköpt kommunal tjänsteman. Kommunen nekar med hänvisning till personalsekretess. Journalisten får hjälp av Offentlighetsjouren (OJ) att överklaga.
New student newspaper in Rwanda with support from Fojo
The first ever issue of the student newspaper Kaminuza Star has been printed!
New research: Gender in the Russian Media Landscape
With support from Fojo and its Russian partners, researches from the The Russian Scientific Academy Institution conducted a gender research during the autumn of 2016.
Oleg makes his marks
It was 16 years ago, in 2000, when Oleg Khomenok from Ukraine came to Fojo in Kalmar fort the first time, then with a group of editors to study local newspapers. Two years later he passed Training of Trainers at Fojo.
Zimbabwe residents investigate City Council budget
In a first for Zimbabwe, residents of Mutare, the fourth largest city in the country, have scrutinized the city council’s budget against their service delivery.