ACFJ launches book
ACFJ recently launched Blood on Their Hands: Infanticide in India and Other Stories, a compilation of stories by the center’s first batch of MA Journalism students.
The title of the book comes from the story “Blood on Their Hands: Female Infanticide in India,” by Dibyajyoti Chatterjee. The publication is the first in the “Projects in Asian Journalism” series of the Konrad Adenauer Foundation Media Programme. The series aims to present in-depth reporting and insightful stories on Asian issues, from a new generation of Asian journalists.
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ACFJ supports the 3rd PopDev Awards
This year ACFJ is supporting the 3rd Annual PopDev Media Awards,a yearly competition that seeks the best journalism pieces covering
population and development issues in the country.
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“Change the world one story at a time”
Nat’l Geographic editor speaks at ACFJ public forum
John Echave, senior editor of National Geographic, called on young journalists and photographers to take their task seriously and “change the world one story at a time.” more
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Certificate courses now open for applications
ACFJ is now accepting applications for its certificate programs which will be offered from 13 August - 13 October 2007.
For full list and application details, click on link below.
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Featured Story: The Other Journalist
by Luz Rimban
The life and (hard) times of the news photographer.
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ACFJ names 15 fellows for MA Journ
ACFJ has awarded MA Journalism fellowships to 15 journalists from eight countries for school year 2007-2008.
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Applications open for Second Semester intake for Diploma in Photojournalism
Applications are now being accepted for a limited number of slots in the Diploma in Photojournalism. The program for second semester intake begins in Nov 2007, and follows the university’s school calendar.
The courses are open to Filipino photojournalists, photo editors, photographers and journalists with at least one full year of work experience
Application forms may be downloaded from http://acfj.ateneo.edu/. For inquiries, please email newsroom@admu.edu.ph or call +63 2 426 6001 local 5215.
Deadline for applications is 15 August 2007.
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Transitions: ACFJ alumna wins journ prize
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