by Zachary Lee, MA Journ student The 2019 Philippine election is seen as a referendum on President Rodrigo Duterte’s governance. And although the actual election will be held on May 13, overseas absentee voting started a month earlier. The number of Filipinos abroad who registered as overseas absentee voters for the 2016 national…(Read More)
Attention all interested in applying for MA in Journalism program at the Ateneo for school year 2019-2020. You may apply for a scholarship from the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung Media Programme Asia. You have only until 20 December to comply with KAS requirements for fellowship. Visit Adenauer Careers website to start you application process. To…(Read More)
Today we honor Shujaat Bukhari and what he stands for. Shujaat began his M.A. in Journalism in 2007 when he was 39 years old. He was no neophyte dipping his toes to see if journalism was the place for him. He was already swimming in its deep and turbulent waters in a place where…(Read More)
Veteran television journalists Ruth Cabal of CNN Philippines and Sherrie Ann Torres of ABS-CBN will be sharing their expertise with would-be TV reporters in a two-day workshop organized by the Asian Center for Journalism (ACFJ) to be held on June 30 and July 7. The two broadcast journalists, both graduates of…(Read More)
The Konrad Adenauer Stiftung is accepting applications for fellowships to the M.A. Journalism or M.A. Communication program at the Ateneo de Manila University. The application period is open from April 16 to May 20, 2018 at the Konrad Adenauer careers website. Filipino applicants are requested to submit the requirements for admission to the…(Read More)
The mini-documentary, “Who’s behind Trump’s effigy in the ASEAN Summit in Manila?” by Ateneo de Manila University M.A. Journalism student Che de los Reyes was named honorable mention for best documentary in the first ASEANnale Film and Multimedia Competition. The winners were announced on March 2, 2018 at the University of…(Read More)
The Ateneo de Manila University is accepting applicants to its Master of Arts in Journalism program. A two-year blended learning program designed for working journalists, the M.A. Journ program aims to help them develop an Asian perspective in their work, revisit journalism’s ideals and intensify their commitment to excellence in the craft…(Read More)
Have you ever wondered how effigies are made, and by whom? These giant colorful caricatures of people in power are staples of protest rallies, but take time and talent to shape. M.A. Journalism student Che delos Reyes produced a short video that follows a group of people who created the effigy of U.S…(Read More)
M.A. Journalism alumna Chiara Zambrano (M.A. Journ 2015) has been named one of the Philippines Ten Outstanding Young Men for 2018 by the Jaycees of the Philippines. Zambrano, who is a reporter for ABS-CBN, was cited for her works in Journalism and Mass Communication. Zambrano began a year long scholarship on documentary…(Read More)
Memories of Marawi Three years ago, the Asian Center for Journalism traveled to Northern Mindanao as part of Panglantaw Mindanao (Mindanao perspective), a project aimed at producing multimedia stories on Mindanao issues. Armed with cameras, voice recorders and laptops, the team planned to reach as far as Marawi, the only city in the…(Read More)
