This online free course will get the Participants learn how to 1) Explore coverage of religious conflict around the world, sharing a wide range of professional approaches. 2) Examine up-to-the-minute case studies of religious conflict from the Middle East to West Africa to Europe to the United States. The seminar will be flexible in responding to the latest news related to religion demanding the world’s attention. Several examples of international reporting and online conversations will challenge participants to become the best in the field in understanding and writing about religious tensions. 3) Receive objective tools for covering conflict through access to sources and the latest international research. Online tutorials will offer step-by-step help to guide reporters to relevant data.
4) Explore the political cultural and economic - as well as the religious – reasons for conflicts that are often too narrowly defined in one category. Particular attention will be paid to objective indicators of religious freedom. 5) Discuss ethical issues in reporting on conflict, from the need to tell all sides of a story to the practical concerns of reporters’ personal and job safety in challenging editorial and cultural attitudes in their own countries. 6) Explore the importance of the careful choice of language in describing religious groups and issues. 7) Develop collegial partnerships for international reporters to work together.
Training Type: Instructor-Led Online
Target Audience: Open to all journalists
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Deadline: September 21, 2011
Fees: Free Training Course
Publisher: ICFJ
I think that online learning is the way of the future since we would be able to share knowledge much faster. Thanks.
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