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iMEdD International Journalism Forum 2024 – Call for proposals
Τhe iMEdD International Journalism Forum returns to Athens, Greece in September. We're looking for proposals on panel discussions, keynotes, case-study presentations, workshops, and other innovative formats. Please submit yours by March 15.
Essential tips for foreign correspondents in Turkey
Turkish journalists Sebnem Arsu and Zeynep Sentek provide practical advice for foreign journalists working in Turkey at #iMEdDIJF23.
Making your story “look good”: A guide to data visualization
At #iMEdDIJF23, data visualization expert Julian Hoffman discussed innovative storytelling with creative 3D visuals and maps, exploring the question of whether data can emotionally connect with readers.
The role of Artificial Intelligence in the newsroom
What challenges do journalists face when implementing AI in their newsrooms, and how do they acknowledge them?
Good news, bad news, and the solution
Juliette Gerbais discusses journalists avoiding the good news trap, contributing to solutions in a problem-focused industry, and standing out from traditional media.
Investigating war crimes using OSINT: A guide for journalists
Dr. Manisha Ganguly explored investigative methods for journalists to uncover war crimes using public information at the iMEdD International Journalism Forum.
The faces behind the numbers: César Dezfuli’s “Passengers”
César Dezfuli's images tell the stories of key figures in the European refugee/migration crisis, capturing the integration of West African migrants into different countries.
Sustainable journalism: Practical steps to fund your work
In today's world, journalism is crucial, but what happens when funding issues arise for journalists and newsrooms?
Storytelling on TikTok: Opportunities for journalists
Three journalists explain at the #iMEdDIJF23 how they use TikTok to create impactful content that both informs and entertains the public.
Forced disappearances in Mexico: safe journalism, safer lives
iMEdD interviews investigative journalist Marcela Turati to explore Mexico's disappearance crisis, shortcomings in the state apparatus, and journalists' future actions.
