Latin America / Caribbean

A workshop for Mexican Journalists

Oaxaca, Mexico, April 3-6, 2008

The International Center for Journalists (ICFJ) held a workshop on covering community forestry and forest conservation. Applications were welcomed from Mexican journalists who wished to sharpen their skills for reporting on communal forest management. Approximately 80 percent of Mexico’s forests are managed by communities, mostly called “ejidos.” Researcher David Bray has described these as potentially global models for sustainable management of tropical forest lands.

Ligia Aguilhar, Brazil

Host: Mother Jones

Ligia Aguilhar is a Brazilian journalist who loves technology, entrepreneurship and innovation. She currently works as a reporter and assistant editor for Link (blogs.estadao.com.br/link), the technology section from the Brazilian newspaper O Estado de S. Paulo.

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

ICFJ’s Early Childhood Development Reporting Fellowship helps journalists improve news coverage of child health in their countries, while building a global network of reporters covering this critically important issue. These one-year fellowships provide mentoring from leading health journalists and access to experts on issues ranging from nutrition to early education.

Nous n'acceptons plus les applications.

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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This five-year program run by the International Center for Journalists (ICFJ) aims to deter corruption, support transparency and accountability in Mexico by bolstering journalists’ investigative reporting skills.

La Iniciativa para el Periodismo de Investigación en las Américas, un proyecto del Centro Internacional para Periodistas (ICFJ) en alianza con CONNECTAS, otorgará subvenciones entre US$250 y US$2.500 a periodistas y medios de comunicación en los países de trabajo de la Iniciativa (México, Guatemala, San Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Ecuador y Paraguay) con el objetivo de incentivar

Fall 2021 Fellows 

Cesar Guillermo Velarde Castillo
RCN
Guatemala

Claudia Jardim de Souza

Freelancer
Brazil

Fernando Heredia

CNN Radio/Energia Online
Argentina

Glaucia Da Rosa Damazio

Saberes da Praia
Brazil

Guillermo Magdiel Torres

Noticias de Panama (NDP)
Panama

Jimmy Oswaldo Alvarado

El

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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.