Investigative journalism, crossborder collaborations and data journalism are the over-arching themes of Dataharvest – The European Investigative Journalism Conference, which takes place in Mechelen, Belgium on May 19-22, 2022. Join the conference if you teach journalism and would like to…
The conference, organised by the ERUM project (Enhancing Research Understanding through Media) and University of Vienna, addresses the issue of evidence-based communication within the media and higher education institutions and the role of these institutions when it comes to media…
The EJTA Teachers’ Conference 2022 in Aarhus (11-13 May) is coming up soon and we are looking forward to seeing many of our members live, after more than two years. The conference, organised by the Danish School of Media and…
1 December 2021 – At the online Annual General Meeting (December 9th, 2021) EJTA’s members unanimously accepted the membership of the Ukrainian Forum for Educators in Media and Journalism (UFEMJ). UFEMJ is a consortium of ten Ukrainian universities that have…
How do we track surveillance and deal with cybersecurity? How do we investigate abuse of personal data? How can we assess the lobbying power of big tech? These are questions of acute importance for all journalists – here is a…
MeCCSA, the subject association for the field of media, communication and cultural studies in UK Higher Education, organises an online research seminar to discuss latest trends and debates on AI in news media focusing on local journalism. Speakers are: 12th…
Osservatorio Balcani e Caucaso Transeuropa (OBC Transeuropa), a think tank focused on South-East Europe, Turkey and the Caucasus, kindly invites EJTA members to Data protection in journalism: practical tools, a webinar to be held on 2 March 2021 at 4…
Starting from March 2021, Lomonosov Moscow State University’s Faculty of Journalism will organize once a month an academic seminar featuring world renowned researchers, both Russian and international. Media scholars from across the world will be invited to share relevant theoretical…
8 December 2020 – Over 100 fact-checks, and counting, are available on the EUfactcheck.eu website.This EJTA-project kicked off in 2016 to supports journalism education all over Europe and aims to foster fact-based public debate. Over 33 journalism schools from 24…
Dataharvest, the European Investigative Journalism Conference is the annual meeting place of investigative, data, cross-border and entrepreneurial journalists in Europe. Due to the covid crisis, the conference is fully online with over 100 sessions and workshops spread over three months…