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Nordic Journalist Center and IRMI offer Ukrainian journalists a study trip to Denmark

NUJU By NUJU
04.12.2024
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February 2025 will mark the third anniversary of russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Since February 2022, Ukrainian journalists have been working around the clock with great courage and inexhaustible energy to cover the events and consequences of the war so that the rest of the world knows what is happening in the country.

As part of the Nordic Journalist Center’s ongoing support for professional training for journalists in Ukraine, we are offering our Ukrainian colleagues a study trip to Denmark in February 2025, during which they will be able to exchange experiences and methodologies, as well as gain new inspiration through meetings with Danish journalists. The Ukrainian partner in this project is the Institute for Regional Media and Information (IRMI, Ukraine).

The study tour will focus on the development of independent journalism, journalistic ethics, sustainable business models, and digital transformation with visits to media outlets, educational institutions, etc. There will also be an opportunity to meet Danish politicians in the Danish Parliament.

 

Practical information

 

The study tour will take place from February 16 to 22, 2025. Applicants must be professional journalists with at least five years of work experience. The Nordic Journalist Center will pay for the trip from Lviv to Denmark and back, as well as accommodation and partial meals in Denmark. Participants must pay for their travel from their place of residence to Lviv and then from Lviv to their city, as well as some meals in Copenhagen.

 

Concerned candidates are invited to fill out the application at the link:

https://forms.gle/BvmFKaaC9g1Z4DyG7

 

Deadline: December 20, 2024, 17:00 Kyiv time.

 

Selected participants will be informed by January 8, 2025.

 

About the Nordic Journalist Center:

 

The Nordic Journalist Center is a non-profit organization founded in 1957. Our goal is to promote the development of media and journalism by providing professional training programs and organizing networking events for journalists and editors from all over Northern Europe, as well as neighboring Nordic regions, including the Baltic countries and Ukraine.

 

Contact information:

 

Project coordinator Kirstin Ottesen, [email protected]

 

 

 

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