Online threats and harassment against women journalists are on the rise
Research Associate Mária Žuffová tackles the attacks and threats against women journalists based on the Media Pluralism Monitor2023 findings Read More …
Tag: journalism
New report on European media: Local journalists often face tougher conditions than national or international peers
The latest CMPF study on local and community media in Europe examines the types of subnational media and shows local journalists face tougher work conditions. Read More …
‘Journalists matter’: Council of Europe’s new initiative to protect journalists
On 5 October 2023, the Council of Europe launched the ‘Journalists Matter’ campaign in Riga, an initiative to improve the safety of journalists across Europe. Read More …
European consortium secures grant to organise the European Festival of Journalism and Media Literacy
The festival marks a significant departure from previous initiatives in the field, promising to bring fresh perspectives and insights to the forefront of media discourse. The inaugural edition will take place in Florence in February 2024. Read More …
Online School for Journalists and Media Practitioners
This edition of the School for Journalists and Media Practitioners will focus on journalists’ safety and the roadmap to a European Media Freedom Act. Read More …
CMPF’s 2019 Summer School for Journalists and Media Practitioners
This year’s Journalism Summer School focus: Covering Political Campaigns in the age of Data, Algorithms and Artificial Intelligence Read More …
CMPF Summer School for Journalists and Media Practitioners 2017 | Meet the Participants
The CMPF runs a yearly Summer School at our headquarters just outside Florence in the Tuscan hills of Fiesole. Meet some of 2017’s international participants and invited speakers. Read More …
Report: Democracy, Journalism and Literacy in the age of post-truth – December 5, European Parliament
CMPF Director, Pier Luigi Parcu was joined by research associates Lisa Ginsborg and Iva Nenadic to stage a roundtable discussion at the European Parliament. Read More …