Projects
Training Courses for Macedonian Information Agency
UNESCO organized several cycles of training courses for the current and future correspondents of the Macedonian Information Agency. (2002)
The project included training focused on the introduction of basic journalism practices for MIA’s future and current correspondents, who also work for the local media. There was a special focus on the journalist’s role in times of crises, especially in conflict situations like that of Macedonia in 2001.
The main goal of this project was to improve professionalism of the MIA correspondents, including avoidance of manipulation. Different issues were also covered such as journalistic practices, non-partisan information coverage, objectivity, ethics and professional conduct particularly during social crisis, conflict and war and promoting social participation of local communities.
Some one hundred MIA professionals benefited from these training courses.
The main goal of this project was to improve professionalism of the MIA correspondents, including avoidance of manipulation. Different issues were also covered such as journalistic practices, non-partisan information coverage, objectivity, ethics and professional conduct particularly during social crisis, conflict and war and promoting social participation of local communities.
Some one hundred MIA professionals benefited from these training courses.
Lead Organization / Sector / Office | UNESCO Programme for Creative Content |
Contact First Name | Rosa Maria |
Contact Last Name | Gonzalez |
Contact E-mail | r.gonzalez@unesco.org |
Associated Organization(s) | Macedonian Information Agency (MIA) |