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The GMDC is a physical and virtual resource centre based in Southern Africa, with linkages in Africa and across the globe. The centre envisages media that are diverse, representative, responsive, and professional, and a citizenry, women and men, who are empowered to engage critically with their media. It facilitates the collection, connection and dissemination of information and resources relating to gender, media and diversity. The centre also collaborates on research, education and training

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Upcoming Courses:

CMTU Courses:    (cmtu@iaj.org.za)

                   Corporate Publications – Jul 26 - 30

                   Layout & Design for Communicators Aug 11-13

         Getting Media Mileage for Corporate Social Investment (CSI) - Aug 11-12

Print Media Department Courses: (print@iaj.org.za)

                       Editing out Prejudice - Aug 11-12

                      Advance Feature Writing - Aug 18-20

                      Political Reporting - Aug 25-27

Quick Link: Course Calendar

   Africanscribe Media:      Workshop: COMMUNCIATIONS TOOLKIT FOR GRASSROOTS NGO’S - Learn to write with purpose and impact for a sustainable Africa

Welcome to the IAJ's website, which includes information on our courses and other activities, history, trainers and much else. This front page will keep reappearing, but the menu buttons on the left will allow you to navigate through the site.

At the IAJ we believe in:

Delivering effective training throughout Africa

Facilitating African media networking

Assisting journalists from disadvantaged backgrounds

Stimulating sound news values; raising professional standards; supporting freedom of speech and information; combating all forms of discrimination

Partnerships with institutions like the Poynter Institute, Wits and Duke Universities gives access to the newest thinking in media around the world.

 The Institute for Advancement of Journalism (IAJ) was set up in 1992 to help improve journalism just as South Africa entered a new democratic era. Since then, thousands of people have passed through its doors. We place special emphasis on interactive learning, giving participants scope to develop their skills through discussion, role-play and hands-on exercises. Our courses offer an opportunity to learn new skills and refresh old ones, to network and to debate

 


 

 



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