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Feb 17, 2012
We cultivate hate speech?

I was a panelist on journalist debates in the framework of Barents Spektakel festival in Kirkenes.

We discussed Prejudices about each other. Journalists from Russia, Norway, Finland and Sweden put forward their own versions. I shared my version: media itself   cultivate hate speech. I presented   examples reading headlines in Karelian media over the past six months. Those headlines present Finns, Norwegians and Swedes as quite criminal people
Feb 4, 2012
From film festivals management in Tromsø to EkoFilmArt in Petrozavodsk

Acquaintance with management of festivals of documentary cinema of Northern countries became the theme of the week long training of the Russian experts in Norway and Finland within the limits of the project «Management of film festivals» financed by Ministerial council of Northern countries. 13 representatives of film festivals of the Northwest of Russia from St.-Petersburg, Murmansk, Kaliningrad, Arkhangelsk and Petrozavodsk took part in the trip from January, 18th till January, 28th.

Jan 31, 2012
What is this cocktail taste like?

The nearer   Barents Spektakel,   more worries for journalists : so many events in five days ...A group of Russian journalists   covering  this extraordinary festival is formed at last. Thanks to a grant from the Norwegian Barents Secretariat and Nordic  Journalists Centre   (Denmark) for the ninth time we will be able to try this "cultural-political cocktail " as organizers- Pikene på broen- call Barents Spektakel.

Jan 18, 2012
North Sea changing environment
Dec 30, 2011
Center for defending journalists' rights opened in Karelia
Dec 27, 2011
Learning to ask questions
Dec 20, 2011
Journalism and human rights
Dec 19, 2011
Barents Spektakel 2012 invites
Dec 12, 2011
Were you also banned from writing about the meetings?
Nov 28, 2011
NGO forum in St. Petersburg
Nov 25, 2011
Searching answers to unasked questions
Nov 18, 2011
Northern Characters prizes and diplomas
Nov 14, 2011
Journalists’ cooperation gets €537.000 grant
Nov 10, 2011
Interview with politicians
Nov 8, 2011
Northern Character to be opened in Murmansk
 

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North Sea changing environment

Jan 18, 2012

Travel Course for 15 Nordic and Russian journalists Big Cod and Big Politic invites.

 

Marine Research Institute (Institute for Marine Research IMR) in Bergen and Tromsø has a unique Norwegian-Russian collaboration with Marine Research Pinro (The polar scientific research institute for the fish industry and oceanography (PINRO) in Murmansk for over 50 years. Russians and Norwegians cooperate on research of the Barents Sea marine -biological life and the Centre's assessments are crucial for the region's future: Would global warming, new shipping routes north of Russia and the oil and mineral extraction affect nature? Will cod spawning grounds in Norway move eastward, when the water gets warmer? Will the immigrant giant crab eradicate all other life - or is it more than a financial gain for the northernmost towns in the North? NJC will work with the Marine Research Institute invite 15 Nordic and Russian journalists traveling with the Marine Research vessel and the ship's scientists. (March 2012)

More information on http://www.njc.dk/kurser/

1 week course "Kæmpetorsk og storpolitik" i Hamn

Pictures: Gunnar Sætra and Elena Larionova

Program for fiskerikurs, 12. – 16. mars 2012

 

Mandag 12. mars:

Formiddag: Ankomst Tromsø

13:00:         Avgang fra Tromsø lufthavn

16:30:         Ankomst, Hamn i Senja

17:30          Orientering om kurset, kort innføring i temaet.

Gunnar Sætra, kommunikasjonsrådgiver ved Havforskningsinstituttet

19:00: Middag

Tirsdag 13. mars:

09:00:         Felles norsk - russisk fiskeriforvaltning. Historikk og dagens realiteter.

         Sverre Johansen, avdelingsdirektør i Fiskeri- og kystdepartementet, norsk

delegasjonsleder i Den blandete norsk – russiske fiskerikommisjonen.

10:30:         Kaffepause

10:45:         Klimaet endres – blir det ny kamp om fiskeressursene?

         Alf Håkon Hoel, regiondirektør ved Havforskningsinstituttets avdeling i Tromsø.

12:15:         Lunsj

13:15:         Klimaendringer og nye utfordringer for havforskerne i nord.

         Forskningsdirektør Harald Loeng, Havforskningsinstituttet.

         Havforsker Tore Jakobsen, norsk redaktør for boka ”The Barents Sea”

14:45:         Kaffepause

15:00:         Havforskersamarbeidet, mer enn akustiske målinger, årsklasser og mageinnhold.

         Bente Aasjord, statsviter og medforfatter av rapporten ”Hvem kan telle den fisk under vann?”

19:00:         Middag

Onsdag 14. mars:

Hele dagen: Fisketur med ”Senjakyst”. Vi inviterer Paul Jensen fra Kystfiskarlaget og Arvid Ahlquist fra Fiskarlaget Nord til å være med og samtidig si hvordan fiskerne ser på forskersamarbeidet.

 

Torsdag 15. mars:

09:00:         Hvordan fungerer havforskersamarbeidet i dag?

         Knut Sunnanå, leder for Barenshavprogrammet og Jurij Lepesevitsj,

forskningsdirektør v/Pinro.

10:30:         Kaffepause

10:45:         Journalistene deltar på forskernes plenumsmøte.

12:15: Lunsj

13:15:         Besøk på Nergårds anlegg i Senjahopen m/orientering om bedriften. På denne tida kommer båtene til havn for å levere. Gode fotomuligheter.

16:00:         Retur til Hamn.

Fredag 16. mars:

08:30: Skyss Senja – Tromsø

13:20: Fly til Murmansk (eneste avgang). Det er flere avganger til andre bestemmelsessteder.

 

 

 

 

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