Communication → Journalism
Description
Journalism is the production and distribution of reports on the interaction of events, facts, ideas, and people that are the "news of the day" and that informs society to at least some degree of accuracy. The word, a noun, applies to the occupation, the methods of gathering information, and the organizing literary styles.
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Organizations relating to Journalism
International Association of Press Clubs / Warsaw, Poland / Est. 2002
AIPS America / Guayaquil, Ecuador / Est. 1982
West African Journalists' Union / Est. 1986
African Federation of Science Journalists / Est. 2004
Nordiska Journalistförbundet / Helsinki, Finland / Est. 1946
Arab Federation of Sports Journalists
Federation of African Journalists / Dakar, Senegal / Est. 2007
Federation of African Journalist Union / Cairo, Egypt
International Federation of Wine and Spirits Journalists and Writers / Reggio Emilia, Italy / Est. 1987
European Journalism Training Association / Mechelen, Belgium / Est. 1990
Commonwealth Environmental Journalists Association / Est. 1998
Asociación Iberoamericana de Periodistas Especializados y Técnicos / Barcelona, Spain / Est. 1981
Latin American Journalism Centre / Est. 1995
Asian Institute of Journalism and Communication / Manila, Philippines / Est. 1980
Association des journalistes accrédités auprès du Vatican / Rome, Italy / Est. 1978
Instituto Internacional de Periodismo 'José Marti' / Havana, Cuba / Est. 1983
UNESCO Asia and Pacific Regional Bureau for Education / Bangkok, Thailand / Est. 1961
International Ski Club of Journalists / Canterbury, UK / Est. 1955
International Alliance of Equestrian Journalists / Aurora ON, Canada / Est. 1966
Consejo Latinoamericano de Acreditación de la Educación en Periodismo / Miami FL, USA
European Network of Agricultural Journalists / Brussels, Belgium / Est. 2011
International Institute of Journalism, Berlin - Brandenburg / Dahlwitz Hoppegarten, Germany / Est. 1963
All Africa Foundation / Washington DC, USA
Fundación Gabo / Cartagena de Indias, Colombia / Est. 1994
Journalists Against Corruption / San Salvador, El Salvador / Est. 2000
International Institute of Journalism and Communication / Geneva, Switzerland
Foreign Correspondents' Club of South Asia / Delhi, India / Est. 1958
Asia Pacific Journalism Centre / Carlton VIC, Australia / Est. 2003
International Association of Independent Journalists / Markham ON, Canada
Latin American Federation of Catholic Schools of Journalism / Est. 1962
Federación Latinoamericana de Periodistas Tecnológicos / Montevideo, Uruguay / Est. 2005
International Federation of Catholic Schools of Journalism / Est. 1967
International Federation of Journalists of the Allied and Free Countries / Est. 1941
Third World Journalists
Fédération internationale des journalistes et informateurs de plein air
International Federation of Journalists, 1926 / Est. 1926
Union des journalistes des Caraïbes / Est. 1983
Organización de Asociaciones de Periodistas Iberoamericanos / Est. 1981
Federation of East African Journalists' Associations
International Association of Journalists accredited to the League of Nations / Est. 1921
International Federation of Catholic Journalists / Geneva, Switzerland / Est. 1927
Alleanza Internazionale dei Giornalisti e Scrittori Latini / Est. 1955
Asociación Latinoamericana de Periodistas para el Desarrollo / Est. 1973
Pan-African Union of Journalists / Est. 1981
Pacific Journalists Association / Suva, Fiji / Est. 1989
International Committee for Cooperation of Journalists / Est. 1954
Southern Africa Journalists Association / Est. 2001
Pan African Journalists' Union, 1961 / Est. 1961
Union des journalistes socialistes et progressistes de la Méditerranée / Est. 1983
World Health Editors Network / Axbridge, UK
View all profiles (248 total) in the Yearbook of International Organizations
World Problems relating to Journalism
From the Encyclopedia of World Problems and Human PotentialJournalistic irresponsibility
Harassment of journalists
Erosion of journalistic immunity
Misleading of elected representatives by government officials
Misreporting of military action
Inadequate protection of war correspondents
Action Strategies relating to Journalism
From the Encyclopedia of World Problems and Human PotentialProtecting journalists
Murdering reporters
Training journalists
Ensuring scientific content on mass media
Harrassing the press
Training women journalists
Assisting journalists
Developing ethical codes of conduct for journalists
Advancing journalism
Discussing journalistic ethics
Including sustainable development issues in curricula and training programmes for journalists
Reporter
Investigating murder of foreign correspondents
Engaging in illegal action as foreign reporter
Employing journalistic licence
Using selective journalistic investigation
Breaching journalistic confidence
Denying rights to journalists
Supporting palestinian journalists
Standardizing journalism
Promoting catholic press
Including sustainable development issues in journalistic education
Claiming intimidation of reporters
Guaranteeing reporting rights of media
Freeing journalists
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