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Ever-changing, journalism has had to dynamically a

Ever-changing, journalism has had to dynamically adapt to shifting realities— and the COVID-19 pandemic proves to be no exception. The Asian Center for Journalism invites you to engage with fellow regional journalists through “Reimagining Journalism in Asia."

Registration for the online conference, which will be held from March 1 to 3, may be found at bit.do/ajc2021.

#JournalismReimagined #AJC2021

Are you an asian photojournalist or journalist who

Are you an asian photojournalist or journalist who is looking for a study program on visual journalism?

ACFJ's Diploma in Visual Journalism program is accepting applications for SY 2021. This blended-learning (part-online, part-on campus) course offers a wider theoretical and practical perspective on visual storytelling for news events

Go to https://acfj.ateneo.edu/aca.../diploma-in-visual-journalism/ for learn more about application requirements and procedures.

Deadline for submission of applications is on 5 February.

[CALL FOR APPLICATIONS] ACFJ's DVJ program is acce

[CALL FOR APPLICATIONS]
ACFJ's DVJ program is accepting applications for 2021.

The program is open to practicing Asian photojournalists and journalists and offers them a wider theoretical and practical perspective on visual storytelling for news events.

The DVJ is a blended learning course, which means part of it is done online, part on-campus. It is composed of five courses: Fundamentals of Visual Journalism, Visual Storytelling/Literacy, Journalistic Writing for Multimedia, Multimedia Platform Practices, Final Portfolio and Publication. Near the end of the program is the on-campus session where students gather face-to-face for the portfolio presentation that caps the program.

Practicing journalists are eligible for fellowships offered by the KAS Media Programme Asia. Go to http://adenauer.careers/ for more information on the fellowship. Deadline for Adenauer Fellowship application is on December 31 2020

*Attached photo by Hashim Hakeem (DVJ 2017 & Adenauer Fellow)

The Asian Center for Journalism at the Ateneo de M

The Asian Center for Journalism at the Ateneo de Manila University and Internews' Earth Journalism Network invite applications to the ACFJ-EJN Fellowships on Climate Change.

The fellowships are part of the project "Collab on Climate Change" which brings together journalists and nongovernment organizations to collaborate on multimedia stories about climate change that will be published in late 2021.

An online certificate course with lecturers from the Ateneo de Manila University and EJN serving as trainors will kick off the fellowships, which also include story grants for an in-depth or investigative report the journalist and NGO person must work on together.

The project aims to improve journalists' capacity to report on climate change by grounding their knowledge on science and by fostering collaboration with NGO which have the expertise and experience advocating environmental issues. Selection will be competitive. Journalists must submit work samples, preferably on environmental issues, and the teams must submit story proposals of substance that are doable within the time frame.

The fellowship is intended mainly for Filipino journalists but a few slots will be set aside for other Asian journalists. Interested applicants may email ACFJ at acfj.soss@ateneo.edu. Deadline for submission of applications is Jan. 30, 2021.

Contact person:
Mae Marbella
acfj.soss@ateneo.edu
https://www.facebook.com/ateneo.acfj

The Asian Center for Journalism at the Ateneo de M

The Asian Center for Journalism at the Ateneo de Manila University invites everyone to the culminating activity of its Diploma in Visual Journalism program titled Healing: A Photographic Exploration on Monday, December 14, at 10 a.m. and 5 p.m.

ACFJ's annual forum series in photojournalism titled, Pitik, will feature photo essay presentations by this year's Diploma in Visual Journalism students. The event is split into two: four students will present their work in the morning while four will present in the afternoon.

Visual journalists who are interested in applying to the DVJ program for 2021 are encouraged to attend and interact with current DVJ students and alumni. Applications are now open and fellowships are available to qualified and deserving applicants. Please visit the acfj.ateneo.edu for application details.

Register here http://bit.do/Pitik2020 for the event. The link will be emailed to you after registration.

The Consortium on Democracy and Disinformation, La

The Consortium on Democracy and Disinformation, La Salle Institute of Governance and Asian Center for Journalism will be hosting a research forum on disinformation this Wednesday, 9 December, 4:00 pm - 7:00 pm (MNL time)

In the forum, the six recipients of the small grants facility under the program on Democracy and Disinformation will present their findings to a public audience for the first time.

Register until December 07 via https://bit.ly/WheresTheLieReg

The Ateneo de Manila Communication Department and

The Ateneo de Manila Communication Department and the Asian Center for Journalism will soon be starting to accept applications for the Master's in Journalism and Diploma in Visual Journalism programs.

Scholarships for these courses will be available from the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung.

Deadlines for the applications will be announced in the coming weeks, and interested applicants are encouraged to prepare documents needed for submission.

Visit https://acfj.ateneo.edu for more information.

BALIK KA/ SAYSAY/ AN online historical revisionism

BALIK KA/ SAYSAY/ AN online historical revisionism conference
DAY 5:
10:00 am - 12:00 nn
Expert Panel: How to Fight Historical Revisionism Today
with
Speakers:
Roy Mendoza, Historian and curator at Ateneo Martial Law Museum

Maris Diokn, Educator and former chair of the National Historical Commission of the Philippines

Reactors:
Karina Bolasco, Ateneo University Press

Rowel Padernal, Department of Education

Oscar Serquina, Educator and member of Tanggol Kasaysayan
Register here to join:http://bit.ly/FightingHistoRev

5:30 pm - 6:15 pm
Presentation: Takeaways from a Conference on Historical Revisionism
with
Gang Badoy, Founder of RockEd Philippines
and Lourd de Veyra
Register here to join: http://bit.ly/HistoRevTakeaways

“BALIK KA/SAYSAY/AN” online historical revisionism conference is partnered by Tanggol Kasaysayan and the online media group Bulatlat. ACFJ is an academic unit under Ateneo de Manila Communication Department while the Consortium is a network of journalists, scholars, and civil society leaders nationwide.
#BalikKaSaysayAn #FightDisinfo #HistoRevCon

BALIK KA/ SAYSAY/ AN online historical revisionism

BALIK KA/ SAYSAY/ AN online historical revisionism conference
DAY 4:
10:00 am - 12:00 nn
Expert Panel: Disinformation in the Digital Age
with
Jason Cabañes, Educator and Researcher at De La Salle University
Gemma Mendoza, Rappler
and Kristoffer Pasion,Historian
Register here to join: http://bit.ly/DigitalAgeDisinfo

7:00 pm - 7:45 pm
Presentation: Notes for a Digital History of Disinformation
with Manuel Quezon III
Register here to join: http://bit.ly/NotesDigitalDisinfo

“BALIK KA/SAYSAY/AN” online historical revisionism conference is partnered by Tanggol Kasaysayan and the online media group Bulatlat. ACFJ is an academic unit under Ateneo de Manila Communication Department while the Consortium is a network of journalists, scholars, and civil society leaders nationwide.
#BalikKaSaysayAn #FightDisinfo #HistoRevCon

BALIK KA/ SAYSAY/ AN online historical revisionism

BALIK KA/ SAYSAY/ AN online historical revisionism conference
DAY 3:
11:00 am - 11:45 am
Keynote Speech
with Lualhati Bautista, Filipino novelist and Screenwriter
Register here to join: http://bit.ly/HistoRevKeynote

5:30 pm - 7:30 pm
Expert Panel: Regional Narratives of Historical Revisionism
with
Nela Florendo, Educator at University of the Philippine Baguio
focusing on ethnic history of the Cordilleras

Arnold Alamon, Educator at Mindanao State University – Iligan
Institute of Technology focusing on Lumad studies

Gutierrez Mangansakan II, Book author and Mindanawon filmmaker
Register here to join: http://bit.ly/RegionalNarratives

“BALIK KA/SAYSAY/AN” online historical revisionism conference is partnered by Tanggol Kasaysayan and the online media group Bulatlat. ACFJ is an academic unit under Ateneo de Manila Communication Department while the Consortium is a network of journalists, scholars, and civil society leaders nationwide.
#BalikKaSaysayAn #FightDisinfo #HistoRevCon

BALIK KA/ SAYSAY/ AN online historical revisionism

BALIK KA/ SAYSAY/ AN online historical revisionism conference
DAY 2:
10:00 am - 12:00 nn
Expert Panel: The Marcos Regime and Martial Law
with
Roderick Javar, Educator at University of the Philippines Los Banos and Historian

Len Olea, Managing Editor of Bulatlat

Rosselle Tugade, Lawyer with Commission on Human Rights
Register here to join: http://bit.ly/MarcosAndMartialLaw

7:00 pm - 7:45 pm
Presentation: Marcos in the Digital Space
with
Cheryll Ruth Soriano, Educator and researcher at De La Salle University

Fatima Gaw, Educator and fellow researcher
Register here to join: http://bit.ly/MarcosDigitalSpace

“BALIK KA/SAYSAY/AN” online historical revisionism conference is partnered by Tanggol Kasaysayan and the online media group Bulatlat. ACFJ is an academic unit under Ateneo de Manila Communication Department while the Consortium is a network of journalists, scholars, and civil society leaders nationwide.
#BalikKaSaysayAn #FightDisinfo #HistoRevCon

The Asian Center for Journalism invites the Ateneo

The Asian Center for Journalism invites the Ateneo community to a webinar featuring two former CNN journalists who draw on decades of experience to talk about storytelling in the digital age, given the changing viewing and reading habits of news consumer.

The webinar is titled Elevate Storytelling: Engaging Readers and Viewers to be held on Friday, July 17, 9:00 a.m. PHL time.

Our featured speaker is Richard T. Griffiths, who was CNN vice-president and senior editorial director until his retirement in March 2017. Our host and interviewer is Jaime FlorCruz, who was CNN Beijing Bureau chief until his retirement in 2014.

Griffiths and FlorCruz each have had long and distinguished careers in journalism. Griffiths began his career as a college radio reporter and local journalist before moving to CBS News, and later, CNN. FlorCruz worked for Newsweek before becoming TIME Magazine 's Beijing bureau chief and then CNN, becoming China's longest serving foreign correspondent.

The two ex-CNN journalists now devote their time to helping educate aspiring journalists.

Register at http://bit.do/elevatestorytelling_17july

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