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Feb 4, 2012

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

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

«Come on!» -media school for NGO

Jul 2, 2010


In June Petrozavods for the 4-th time bacame the place to hold a media school for youth NGO members. 25 of them participated in it within the Russian-Finnish project «NGO and Media».


«Come on!» -media school for NGO
During two-day discussions NGO members spoke about co-operation and co-existence, they expressed great wish to be experts in many items. But they couldn't hear the position of Karelian journalists as none of those invited came to meet them.

Lecturer Matti Siipiǟinen, correspondent from newspaper «Karjalainen» informed about relations between NGO and media in Europe and compared the work of mass media with NGO in Finland, Russia and South America. Tiina Junnila spoke about information and PR actions of the East department of Finland-Russia Friendship Society. She also presents a small exhibition of magazines, booklets and advertisement items such as umbrellas with Russian ABC and T-shirts with the sign «Come on!». The conversation went on with participation of young people from Joensuu who organize music festivals, concerts and tiurs to Russia. Newspapers in Finland guarantees free space for advertising and covering their activities.

NGO members from Karelia presented themselves, too. Then there was a discussion about the role of pictures, well-built texts and souvenir products for NGO to attract people's attention to different problems.


«Come on!» -media school for NGO

Anna Rybalova from Barents regional youth council lectured about photo reportage. Photo correspolndent of «Karjalan Sanomat» newspapper Mikhail Olykainen, winner of Russian national photo contest, was warmly met by participants of media school. Then all had photo practice in international teams. The pictures taken were presented next day and studied by experts: Matti Siipiǟinen, correspondent from newspaper «Karjalainen», and editor-in-chief of "Oma Mua" paper Natalia Sinitskaya. Their recommendations were very useful.

Among program items there was a visit to TV station «Sampo» and a performance in the National theatre in Finnish. The participants of the media school also met member of Karelian Social chamber Anna Lopatkina and correspondent of «Molodyozhnaya Gaseta» Olga Harlamova.

Elena Rybalova

Translated by: Tatiana Polkova


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