Paris (France)

From: 21/05/2010 - until: 22/05/2010

Annual conference of the European Journalism Training Association
Hosted by UNESCO, Paris, May 21-22

- The Future of Journalism Education -

This conference marks our 20th birthday.
It will be an opportunity for members to hear speakers on current changes in journalism, and how these affect our teaching.

There will be a reunion of several founder members who will be joining us in Paris, as well as our usual Annual General Meeting

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Italy

From: 21/04/2010 - until: 25/04/2010

April 21 – 25 2010 Perugia, Italy
International Journalism Festival - 2010
Free entry to all events.

http://www.journalismfestival.com

Grahamstown (South Africa)

From: 05/07/2010 - until: 07/07/2010

The second World Journalism Education Congress will be held at Rhodes University in Grahamstown, South Africa on July 5-7, 2010. The Congress will be run in conjunction with the 14th Highway Africa conference and will coincide with the 2010 Soccer World Cup hosted in South Africa. It follows the successful first congress held in Singapore in June 2007. (For details see http://wjec.ou.edu/congress.html or http://www.ru.ac.za/jms.)

Madrid

From: 16/04/2010 - until: 17/04/2010

This international and cross-disciplinary conference centers on representation. It is a term that points to an array of phenomena, from representations as they play out in mass media discourse and “stand in” for reality, to issues of political representation in which a surrogate formally stands in for the ostensible interests of a population. What is new in our concepts and practices of representation? And what constitutes “old wine in new bottles”? Over the course of two days, we assay to extend and rigorously tease out the multiple senses of representation, going beyond post-modern celebration to orient to problems and possibilities in this volatile post-millennial moment. 

We are very pleased to announce that Profesor Teun van Dijk of Pompeu Fabra University in Barcelona will deliver the conference’s Keynote Address.

Official languages of the conference: English and Spanish.

The following are designated as “Areas of Interest”:

* News Media & Journalism: Representations of Reality

* Representations of Identity (Gender, Class, Race, Ethnicity, Alterality)

* Ethnographic Representation: Theoretical & Empirical Examinations

* Representation of Radicalism & Social Movements

* Representations of Change, Volatility and Crisis

* Self-Reflexive Representation: Media & Journalism Reflect on Themselves

* New Media: Representational Strategies & Effects

* Documentary Now and TV Verité

* Cartography

* Political Representation in the New Millennium
To apply to participate, before 10 February 2010, send the following: (1) Your name, (2) title, (3) department and institution, (4) an abstract of your work (no more than 250 words), and (5) four “key words” about your work. Our email address: .

Brussels (Belgium)

From: 22/03/2010 - until: 23/03/2010

EJC’s Internationally renowned blogging competition seeks enthusiastic journalists, bloggers, students and experts! TH!NK3: Developing World is the latest in the European Journalism Centre’s TH!NK ABOUT IT blogging series and will feature some 100 participants from 27 EU member states, neighbourhood countries and beyond, as they track sustainable development efforts and global cooperation initiatives around the world.

The third round of TH!NK blogging competition will be launched with a kick-off event on 22-23 March in Brussels.

Participation in TH!NK3: Developing World includes travel opportunities to Asia, Africa and New York City, where TH!NKers will report on development issues from on the ground!

Sign Up today: thinkaboutit.eu or contact for more information.

Non-European applications: 19th February 2010
European applications: 28th February 2010

The EJC has received additional support for the TH!NK3: Developing World launch event from the European Commission. 

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