East / Southeast Asia

Ten tips for reporters covering elections worldwide

This course was open to journalists, bloggers, communications professionals, and students. It was designed for anyone who wants to learn to tell compelling video stories – a key skill for media and communications jobs. The course covered the basics of shooting and editing a video story.

A program, organized by ICFJ and funded by the United States-Japan Foundation, sent three U.S. journalists to Japan for 12-day reporting tours with the goal of shedding light on the relationship between the two nations and the aftermath of the disasters in March 2011. The participating journalists traveled in Japan for 12 days with an experienced Japanese journalist and interpreter, and were expected to dig into the economic, social, environmental and energy-policy challenges still facing Japan after the 2011 earthquake, tsunami and meltdown at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant.

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Le Concours de reportages sur la santé mondiale de Johnson & Johnson, l’un des programmes phares du Centre international pour les journalistes (ICFJ), a contribué à accroître la qualité et le volume de la couverture médiatique sur les questions clés de la santé dans des pays et des régions ciblés à travers le monde.

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Всемирный Конкурс по теме «Здоровье», осуществляемый при поддержке компании Johnson & Johnson, является одной из ведущих программ Международного Центра для Журналистов. Благодаря конкурсу улучшилось качество и расширились рамки освещения ключевых вопросов по здравоохранению в странах и регионах, журналисты из которых принимали в нем участие.

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

Five U.S.-based journalists were selected for 12-day reporting trips to Japan, conducted throughout the summer and fall of 2014, in the second year of ICFJ's "Illuminating Today's Japan for American Audiences" program. The participating journalists worked with an experienced Japanese interpreter and fixer, and dug into the economic, social, environmental and energy-policy challenges facing the country.

Although the world is interconnected as never before, international news coverage is likely at an all-time low.

This big data case study is a product of a Participatory Action Research project partnership between ICFJ, the University of Sheffield, and digital news outlet Rappler. Below is the executive summary.

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Click here to read the work of the participants in ICFJ's Roadblocks Along the New Silk Road Program for South Asian journalists.