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Investigative Journalism and Citizen Journalism
For Russia

January 26 - March 2009

The International Center for Journalists (ICFJ) is currently hosting a training program for working professional journalists as well as “citizen journalists” or bloggers in Russia. Working in three cities in diverse regions of Russia – Moscow, Yekaterinburg and Vladivostok – ICFJ will undertake this work in cooperation with its Russian partner, the Glasnost Defense Foundation (GDF) of Moscow.

Through their efforts, ICFJ and GDF will increase the investigative reporting capacities of the participating Russian journalists and journalism trainers in all three regions. At the same time, ICFJ and its partner will also develop the capabilities of Russian bloggers, helping them to work at a higher professional level and creating a corps of genuine “citizen journalists.”

The program will be conducted in three four-month phases, one in each of the selected cities. The first phase will take place in Moscow.
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Program Updates
Investigative and citizen journalists to be trained in Russia
The Moscow-based Glasnost Defense Foundation (GDF) is accepting applications for investigative and citizen journalism courses to take place in Ekaterinburg, Russia, beginning May 10. Deadline: May 4.   

Training Courses Open to Russian Investigative Journalists and Bloggers
The Moscow-based Glasnost Defense Foundation (GDF) and the International Center for Journalists (ICFJ) recently announced a series of training programs for Russian investigative journalists and bloggers. The first, to be held in Moscow, will begin January 26. Deadline to apply: January 15, 2009.   



This program is administered with:

Glasnost Defense Foundation (GDF) of Moscow




Click here to go to the Investigative Journalism
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More About the Program

For more information, please contact:

Bob Tinsley
International Center for Journalists
1616 H Street NW, Third Floor
Washington, DC 20006

T: 202-737-3700
E: btinsley@icfj.org
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