Critical-Issues Reporting

ICFJ’s Reporting Grants program is designed to expand ICFJ’s offering to its global network by introducing individual reporting grants for projects that might not fit under existing programs.

Junte-se ao ICFJ e às vencedoras do Concurso Global de Reportagem de Saúde da Johnson & Johnson de 2014, 2015 e 2016 para um seminário online sobre tópicos-chave de saúde!    

O webinário contará com a participação das vencedoras do nosso concurso e especialistas em saúde no Brasil

The International Center for Journalists (ICFJ) is partnering with the Facebook Journalism Project (FJP) to administer nine grants to independent local news organizations in South Africa that are producing quality journalism amidst the COVID-19 crisis. This grant program will provide urgent financial support for independent publishers with a special focus

Join ICFJ and our 2014, 2015, and 2016 Johnson & Johnson Global Health Reporting Contest winners for a live webinar focused on key health topics!    

The webinar will feature our contest winners and health experts based in India. Topics of discussion will include: the impact of

Persian-language journalists interested in exploring ethics issues and decision making can enroll in a free online course.

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O Concurso Global de Reportagem de Saúde da Johnson & Johnson, um dos principais programas do ICFJ, tem aumentado a qualidade e a quantidade da cobertura de notícias sobre as principais questões de saúde nos países-alvo e regiões em todo o mundo.

Agora em seu quarto ano, o Concurso Global de Reportagem de Saúde 2017 do ICFJ pretende continuar a construir com base no sucesso dos anos anteriores, catalisando redes locais de repórteres líderes de saúde no Brasil, China, Índia, Rússia e África Subsaariana.

ICFJ’s Reporting Program on Migration and Climate empowers Nigerian journalists to produce quality coverage of population movements and their impact on climate and economic prospects. Journalists work with global experts on climate and migration.

To carry forward Hoge's legacy and his passion for journalistic integrity, ICFJ launched the Jim Hoge Legacy Fund. Through three-month reporting fellowships, the Fund supports rising news leaders at home and abroad, helping the next generation of journalists safely and effectively report on pressing global issues, from disinformation to climate change to rising authoritarianism. 

The International Center for Journalists is offering an online course on the use of digital tools in public service reporting, which will be held from March 15 to April 25.

The online course is the first part of a program that will bring together professional and citizen journalists with civil society actors from Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, Morocco, West Bank/Gaza and Yemen. The six-week online course will guide 60 participants from these countries to work on ideas for multimedia public service journalism projects.

To further develop local networks of health reporters, ICFJ is hosting six in-country webinars - one in Brazil, China, Russia, India, as well as two in sub-Saharan Africa.

Each webinar will be moderated by our 2016 winners and feature local health experts from their respective regions. The discussions will revolve