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May 23, 2013
World conference for science journalists invites

24-28 June WCSJ2013 to be held in Helsinki. Nordic Journalist Centre provides grant for Barents Russia journalists to participate in the conference

May 3, 2013
Journalists from Barents Russia to attend a historic event

3-4 June Kirkenes declaration- 2 is to be signed in Norway's Kirkenes. This document will determine the strategies for further development of cooperation in the Barents  Region   for the next few decades. Barents secretariat is planning to invite a group of journalists from Murmansk and Arkhangelsk regions and from Karelia to cover the event.Nordic Journalist Centre from Denmark also supports this project.

May 3, 2013
Apatity, thank you!

April 25-28 in the city of Apatity there was  held the XVIII Conference of the international journalists network  Barents Press International. More than a hundred participants from Norway, Finland, Sweden and Russia discussed the issues of journalism and the processes occurring in the Barents region.

Apr 22, 2013
Media and authorities - topic discussed at the webinar in Petrozavodsk
Apr 19, 2013
“I will make interview in English. Soon…”
Apr 9, 2013
Nordiske dager i Murmansk , 15-21. april
Mar 25, 2013
TV journalists dummies were burned in Apatity
Feb 25, 2013
Barents Press International annual conference in Apatity
Jan 31, 2013
Murmansk journalists expectations for the Barents Mediasphere
Jan 27, 2013
Tundra voice will sound at full capacity
Jan 24, 2013
Finnish TV radio channel YLE invites Russian speaking journalists
Jan 18, 2013
Young photographers are invited for courses and competition
Jan 17, 2013
20 Barents years
Dec 18, 2012
Watchdogs in Norwegian journalism
Dec 10, 2012
Barents Mediasphere aims to help journalists and to serve better information
 

Scoop Russia competition for investigative journalists

Jan 25, 2011

'Scoop Russia' invites to participate in competition for journalists in Northwest Russia and calls for ideas for in-depth-journalism. For those who have an idea to do investigative journalism this competition gives a chance to realize one's journalistic dream.



The award is an invitation to a seminar at Fojo (Institute for journalism) in Sweden from February 28th to March 6th with all costs covered, financial support to do the investigation and an opportunity to present your results at a master class in autumn 2011.

‘Scoop Russia’ is a Swedish-Danish project to promote investigative reporting in Russia. It's managed by the Swedish association of investigative reporters (FGJ), the Danish Association for investigative journalism (FGU) and International Media Support.

Scoop Russia offers training of journalists, practical support for research and access to international networks of investigative journalists. It's funded by SIDA, the Swedish aid agency.

Scoop started 2003 and has since supported more than 400 investigations in East- and Southeast Europe.

For more information see www.i-scoop.org

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