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Faith in Media: Improving Coverage of Islam and Other Religions
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Participants Jamila Trindle and Andreas Harsono along with a Jakarta cameraman Lexy Rambadetta, interview an Ahmadiyah farmer who now lives in a refugee camp because his house was burned to the ground during a Feb. 4, 2006 attack. (Credit: Basyiruddin Aziz)
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The International Center for Journalists (ICFJ) organized an exciting program in December 2008 that paired U.S. and Muslim-World journalists for joint reporting projects on issues of importance to audiences in both places.
With support from Carnegie Corporation of New York, ICFJ held a conference in Istanbul, Turkey, called “Faith in Media: Improving Coverage of Islam and Other Religions.” Four pairs of journalists then embarked on joint reporting projects in Muslim countries and in the United States.
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 The International Center for Journalists (ICFJ) is offering an online course entitled, "International Coverage of Religion". The course trains journalists how to cover religion and is taught in English by award-winning journalist, David Briggs.
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.JPG) ICFJ Faith in Media fellow Asma Alsharif has published the first of a series of articles on the changes that are being made to the curriculum in Saudi schools.
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Washington, D.C. – The International Center for Journalists (ICFJ) is holding a conference Dec. 14-16 in Istanbul dedicated to improving how journalists in the United States and in predominantly Muslim countries cover Islam in particular and religion in general. The Faith in Media gathering, sponsored by Carnegie Corporation of New York, includes 20 reporters, producers and editors from 10 countries.
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 The Faith in Media Conference was held Dec. 14-16 in Istanbul. It was focused on improving how journalists in the United States and in predominantly Muslim countries cover Islam in particular and religion in general. The Faith in Media gathering, sponsored by Carnegie Corporation of New York, included 20 reporters, producers and editors from 10 countries. View pictures from the event!
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(2).JPG) “I'm having a blast,” said American journalist Christopher Quinn. “What a great opportunity to have interaction with fellow reporters from around the world. To be able to hear, almost instantaneously, from others about perceptions and shared problems in reporting about religion has 24 karat value.” |
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