The inaugural lecture given by Professor Jackie Harrison to mark the beginning of her term as UNESCO Chair in Media Freedom, Journalism Safety and the Issue of Impunity has been published on the UNESCO UK website.
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The Journalism Safety Research Network panel ‘Attacks on journalists and the issue of impunity: The fight for sustainable journalism against its civil diminishment’ was held on June 22 at the International Association for Media and Communication Research (IAMCR) conference in Oregon.
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On May 3rd, during the Word Press Freedom Day celebrations in Accra, a network meeting with members of the Journalism Safety Research Network (JSRN) was held to gather ideas for continuing to develop the network and building research driven knowledge and capacity related to issues of journalism safety.
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Professor Jackie Harrison, CFOM Chair, writes about the long history of media manipulation and fake news, and the staying power of quality journalism. This piece for The Conversation, published on the World Press Freedom Day 2018, marks also the UNESCO announcement for Jackie Harrison, who has been awarded a prestigious new UNESCO Chair in Media Freedom, Journalism Safety and the Issue of Impunity.
Read MoreProfessor Jackie Harrison, chair and co-founder of CFOM, is going to deliver the keynote speech at the ‘Safety of Journalists Covering Conflict and Sensitive Issues’ conference, that will take place on November 2nd...
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