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TrustMedia has a variety of training materials for journalists, from those who are new to the profession to veterans who want to expand or refresh their skills. Our collection of digital training manuals ranges from basic skills like reporting, writing and cultivating sources to new-media training, such as our guide for citizen journalists.These manuals provide information, case studies and tools to learn the basics or advanced skills of journalism...
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"Arab awakening" represents climate-change threat multiplier - climate expert
LONDON - (TrustMedia) - Jeffrey Mazo, editor of "Survival" and research fellow for environmental security and science policy, spoke to TrustMedia at "Reporting on International Security and Terrorism", a Thomson Reuters Foundation seminar. He was on a panel about the security implications of climate change on water, food and borders -
"Countdown to Zero" producers hope to ignite anti-nuclear sentiment
LONDON (TrustMedia) - Matt Brown, an executive producer of the film "Countdown to Zero" spoke to TrustMedia at London's Frontline Club at its screening during "Reporting on International Security and Terrorism", a Thomson Reuters Foundation seminar. Brown and Bruce Blair, his co-executive producer, spoke on a panel titled "Preventing nuclear terrorism -- is it possible?". -
A three-step guide to peaceful revolution
Srdja Popovic, whose group CANVAS has worked in many countries in the Middle East and beyond to train opposition activists how to mobilise civilian mass movements, discusses the power of humour in unseating autocrats. -
After bin Laden, what is the future for al Qaeda?
LONDON (TrustMedia) - Guido Steinberg of the German Institute for International and Security Affairs spoke to TrustMedia outside London's Frontline Club while attending "Reporting on International Security and Terrorism" a Thomson Reuters Foundation seminar -
Al Qaeda method "finished" - guerrilla-turned-peacemaker Abdullah Anas
Guerrilla-turned-peacemaker Abdullah Anas, an influential voice among north African Islamists, spoke to TrustMedia at East London Mosque in Whitechapel as part of "Reporting on International Security and Terrorism", a Thomson Reuters Foundation seminar. Anas, who runs the UK-based Taruf conflict-resolution consultancy, became known for organising Arab volunteers into the Afghan resistance to Soviet occupation in the 1980s. He worked with Palestinian Islamic scholar Abdullah Azzam, and the then little known activist Osama bin laden. -
Alumni video - What is the news event you recall and why?
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Alumni video - What were your motivations to become a journalist?
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Alumni video- What are the main obstacles you face in your profession?
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Aswat Masriya launches "Ask Presidential Candidates" campaign
TrustMedia's Egyptian Elections media development project, Aswat Masriya has launched a new initiative to connect Egyptian presidential candidates with the voting public. Tweet your questions for Egypt's Presidential candidates using #askcandidate, post them on the Aswat Masriya Facebook page, or email to q4c@aswatmasriya.com.
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Ten Commandments of Communicating about people with Intellectual Disabilities
Conscious of the powerful role of the media, Special Olympics have developed language guidelines for journalists writing or speaking about people with ID to ensure that all people are portrayed with individuality and dignity. -
Ethics Handbook for Journalists (Arabic)
This handbook is designed to provide advice and guidance on journalism ethics in the Arab World and across the globe.
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