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U.S. Immigration Reform: What's Ahead

The International Center for Journalists and the International Correspondents Committee of the National Press Club are pleased to invite you to:

U.S. Immigration Reform: What's Ahead

For the first time in decades, there is unprecedented momentum for immigration reform in the U.S. Congress. But what will a new deal look like? Most Americans support a path to citizenship, but how long and difficult should that path be?

U.S.- Pakistan Professional Partnership in Journalism

A three-year, multi-phase program will bring 160 Pakistani media professionals to the United States and send 30 U.S. journalists to Pakistan. Journalists will study each others' cultures as they are immersed in newsrooms in each country.

English-speaking Pakistanis will receive four-week internships at U.S. media organizations, and non-English speakers will spend half that time.

May 132013

Support the Whayne Dillehay Internship Program

Today is the birthday of ICFJ's former Senior Vice President Whayne Dillehay, who passed away four years ago.

Babar at IFES 2013

Taimoor, second from left, at the IFES panel event entitled "The Role of Media in Elections."

May 92013

Tsinghua University Forges Bloomberg Staff, Alumni Networks

May 8 (On Bloomberg) -- Editor-in-Chief Matthew Winkler spearheaded a groundbreaking project in China when in 2007 he set up a Bloomberg terminal lab at Tsinghua University.

Burns Fellows Reporting

Burns Fellow Tetiana Anderson reporting from Berlin, 2012.

Apr 292013

U.S.-German Exchange Cultivates the Next Generation of Foreign Correspondents

Twenty reporters from prestigious media outlets across the U.S. and Germany are the newest participants in an influential exchange program for young journalists, the Arthur F. Burns Fellowship.

Many of this year’s U.S. participants come from leading radio stations across the country. Also represented are Washington news website Politico, VICE Media, and The Washington Times. Their German colleagues hail from top news organizations such as N24 TV, Die Zeit and Der Spiegel newspapers.

The Fellows will come to Washington, D.C.

Mar 272013

Tools From SXSW That Could Improve Access to News and Information

For the past two years, I’ve gone to South By Southwest’s (SXSW) Interactive Festival in search of ideas and tools to bring to journalism.

Mar 152013

Why We Need Better Tools to Measure the Value of Journalism

Journalists and media have only scratched the surface in assessing their value to the world. To better understand and deliver that value, we need to improve how we measure the true impact of journalism.

Mar 142013

ICFJ March Board Dinner and Panel Discussion

At a dinner and panel discussion on March 11, Africa experts highlighted the exciting prospects for a continent once defined by war and famine. Michael Elliott, ICFJ director and president and CEO of ONE, moderated the panel, titled "Innovative Africa: The New Frontier." Read our Storify.