Reviewer: Edmund Janniger Peace journalism is oftentimes defined as the brand of journalism providing an unbiased approach to issues pertaining to armed conflict, particularly when contrasted with that visible in...

On behalf of the Center for Media and Peace Initiatives, New York and the Hollings Center for International Dialogue, Washington DC, we want to thank all the participants and lead...

At the launch of the Peace Journalism and Consolidation of Democracy Project in Nigeria, top editors and publishers explored the prospects and challenges of media’s capacity in building and sustaining...

Three high profile departures in three major networks in the United States in less than 24 hours marked a significant shift in US media’s landscape. Late April, Fox News Network...

The Center for Media and Peace Initiatives convened a Conference on the Status of Anti-Corruption Struggle in Nigeria from the lens of Appreciative Inquiry – a concept in sustainable organizational...

By Uchenna Ekwo How breaking news has become the new cliché in Cable TV networks Almost every news event or report on television networks today is labeled “Breaking News.” It...

By  Fathia Eldakhakhny Clearly, we live in an era of uncertainty and the spread of misleading information in all countries – both democratic and undemocratic. So, how did we get...

A court ruling against the Philippine journalist Maria Ressa illustrates the erosion of democratic norms, the corruption of institutions, and the compromises of decision makers. By Sheila Coronel In a...

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By Uchenna Ekwo As is the case in many sectors, the Coronavirus pandemic has revealed further the continuing challenges facing journalists and journalism. For decades, media effects research has been...