In-depth reporting guide. Emphasizes reporting in the U.S. and includes information useful for covering Islam around the world.

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.

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.

Offers resources, news, programs and hands-on media training for students in China.

Nonprofit organization established to bolster the news media’s professionalism, independence and impact in post-communist Europe and the former Soviet Union. Programs include internships, distance learning, seminars and coaching. Programs seek to offer practical journalism training and help participants improve existing media outlets or establish new media outlets. TOL also produces Internet magazine Transitions Online, which covers social, political, […]

RNA invites active members to apply for scholarships to attend RNA’s Annual Conference. Stipends of up to $1,000 per person will be awarded for registration, hotel and travel fees to attend. All active RNA members who have not received more than two conference scholarships are eligible. Priority will be given to active members who have […]

Top religion reporters and leading religion scholars meet for the only conference of its kind, the largest and oldest training event for journalists reporting on religion anywhere in the world. Scholarships are available. RNA members and non-members are welcome.

Independent, public, nonprofit organization with funding from the U.S. government and other sources. Promotes improved interpersonal and international relations and understanding among the United States, Asia and the Pacific through cooperative research, study and dialogue. Established by the U.S. Congress.