Media Center
Media Center
The Media Center is a platform designed to bridge the civil society and media in Armenia.
The Media Center is committed to ensuring civil society’s active and constant participation in discussions and debates over important political and social issues, developing a culture of debate, creating a platform that would unite media representatives, NGOs, civil society, state and international institutions, helping to shape and promote a culture of cooperation.
The project is implemented by the Public Journalism Club and supported by the Open Society Foundations – Armenia and the Embassy of Great Britain.
What We Do
Media Center is a platform where our highly competent staff is holding discussions, debates, meetings and press conferences.
The Center holds weekly debates-discussions and press conferences rapidly responding to all of the ongoing events, current developments in our country and the region, cover most urgent issues and voice common public concerns.
Media Center grants an opportunity to reporters to hold individual interviews with experts, political and public figures, human rights activists, intellectuals, NGO representatives and diplomats.
The Media Center-organized events receive broad mass media coverage in Armenia, and are live-streamed on the Media Center website and MC YouTube channel.
You, too, can make best use of the opportunities Media Center provides and initiate press events, discussions, debates or interviews with individual reporters at our premises.
Our staff is on standby to assist you with all the organizational issues.
To suggest an event you have to fill and submit an application. We will come back to you within three working days after receiving it.
The content and format of the suggested event has to be in accord with the Media Center’s mission and goals.
The project budget:
2020 – 92.200 USD։
2021 – 63.290 USD։
For more information please visit media-center.am.
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Joint statement of media organizations regarding the “Global Media Forum” held in Shushi
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
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Trauma-Sensitive Journalism: Webinar for Media Workers
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
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“Editing Skills and Directing: How to Tell Human Stories”: Seminar for Nagorno Karabakh Displaced Media Workers
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
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Individual Mental Health Consultations to Media Workers in Armenia
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Other Projects
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Emergency Support to Media Content Creators Forcibly Displaced from Nagorno-Karabakh
Project title: Emergency Support to Media Content Creators Forcibly Displaced from Nagorno-Karabakh Project funding: The European Endowment for Democracy (EED) Project implementer: Media Initiatives Center & Public Journalism Club (PJC) Implementation period: 01/11/2023 – 31/01/2024 Budget: 68,870 EURO Project Goal The initiative aims at providing one-off emergency support to more than 100 media content creators forcibly displaced from
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Professional Media, Practitioners and Grassroots Joining Forces for Dialogue
Project title: Professional Media, Practitioners and Grassroots Joining Forces for Dialogue Project funding: European Commission Project implementer: Public Journalism Club (PJC) Project partners: International Alert Implementation period: 01.05.2023 – 31.10.2024 Budget: 155,440 EURO Project Goal The goal of the project is to empower and support both young activists from civil society circles of Armenia and forcibly displaced media
February 20, 2024