By Tony Onyima The world is now governed by disruptions and innovations driven by technology. These disruptions occur across many areas, creating companies like Alibaba, Amazon, Airbnb, Uber, etc. IrokoTV...

Why do we need media literacy? How can these practices make people more media literate? Tapio Varis (professor emeritus) provides answers in a presentation at The DCN Global Forum, Helsinki,...

As the world celebrates the World Press Freedom Day (May 3rd), themed: “A Press for the Planet: protecting journalists and scientists in defense of the environment” the governments of the...

12th Gershowitz Conference on Media and Governance Theme: “Autocracy and Democracy: The Future of Governance and Media Freedom in Contemporary Society.” Keynote Speaker: His Excellency, Dionísio da Costa Babo Soares...

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...