In-depth reporting guide with links to a variety of multimedia resources. Emphasizes reporting in the U.S. but useful for other locations as well.

Annual meeting of media professionals and public figures from a variety of key geo-political and communal fault lines. Aims to foster media relations across continents and expose similarities and differences in media challenges for outlets from different cultures and geographies. Took place from 2005 to 2009.

Third World Journalism Education Congress of the World Journalism Education Council. Thirty scholarships offered for participants from developing countries.

Informal coalition of academic associations involved in university-level journalism and mass communication. Organizations from six continents participate with a focus on universal issues in the field.

Academic association and non-governmental organization for the teaching, study and application of human and mediated communication.

Network for senior newsroom editors from around the world. Represents editors, defends editorial excellence and provides editorial services.

Network of nonprofit investigative journalism organizations that conduct training, produce stories, provide resources and encourage the creation of similar nonprofit groups.

International training institute for broadcast, print and online media professionals, trainers and managers. Short, focused and tailored courses. Experience with media in developing countries and nations in transition. Based in Hilversum, The Netherlands.

$600, $300 and $150 awards. Submit three religion stories published during the academic year (summer thru spring) in campus newspapers and magazines or in general circulation newspapers during a student internship. Stories may be print or online and may include the main text, related sidebars (one per story) and infographics. No photos or audio. Awards […]