On May 31th, the Public Journalism Club organized a seminar titled “Editing Skills and Directing: How to Tell Human Stories” to empower forcibly displaced media workers from Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh). The seminar  was led by Arthur Parsyan, a leading specialist with over 20 years of experience and the author of numerous films and videos. Six media

Yerevan, May 25, 2024։ The “Hack2Check: Media and Information Literacy Hackathon 2024” competition, organized by the Public Journalism Club in cooperation with the Armenian General Benevolent Union Armenia office and funded through a Department of State Public Diplomacy Section grant, was launched in Yerevan. The two-day hackathon, held at the AGBU office, aims to develop

Media literacy teaching in Armenian preschool educational institutions will henceforth be facilitated through entirely new manuals. These guides encompass theoretical foundations of media and media literacy, offering insights into the directions and pedagogical requirements for integrating media education into kindergarten teaching processes. Additionally, the manuals include practical components, such as specific lesson plans for media

“Hack2Check: Media and Information Literacy Hackathon” preparations officially kicked off! The goal of the hackathon is to improve media, digital, and information literacy and combat computational propaganda, as well as encourage teams in Information Communication Technologies (TCT) to design and develop solutions aimed at solving important challenges in Armenian society in the context of media

Azerbaijan, occupying the lowest places in international rankings for democracy and freedom of press, held for the second time (the first event took place a year ago) the so-called “Global Media Forum” in Shushi on July 20-22, 2024. The event, which was attended by Azerbaijani president, was themed “Unmasking False Narratives: Confronting Disinformation.”   There

The Public Journalism Club (PJC), within the “Mental Health Support to Media Workers in Armenia” project, kindly invites you to take part in a webinar entitled “Trauma-sensitive journalism: self-care effective techniques when covering trauma”, which will take place on June 18, 2024, at 17:00-18:30, on Zoom platform. The project serves as a part of the

The Public Journalism Club (PJC), committed to fostering the mental well-being of Armenian media workers and providing a conducive professional atmosphere, offers free psychological support to media representatives within the “Mental Health Support to Media Workers in Armenia” project. The project serves as a part of the Media Program in Armenia implemented by Internews in