To prepare Tanzania for the future, we must deliberately integrate AI literacy into our journalism education systems. This shift is essential for strengthening the information ecosystem and ensuring journalists can continue to...
Through a regional journalism education initiative like AGILE, an ecosystem is created where knowledge is not confined to one discipline or country, but shared to strengthen the information landscape. The benefits of this cross...
The transition from university to the newsroom is often a steep climb for young journalists in Zimbabwe. Veteran investigative reporter and mentor Owen Gagare argues that bridging this gap requires a return to foundational skills...
A collaborative effort between East African journalism departments is set to change how investigative journalism is taught to women. By co-designing an extra-curricular course that addresses specific gender-based risks, the...
Listen to two webinar sessions with David Brewer from Media Helping Media . The webinars were designed specifically for journalism educators working on the AGILE project and beyond. Using AI Gems to build training material: Learn...
CFI, as part of the EU-funded AGILE project, is organising its first Diversity & Inclusion Workshop in Lusaka, Zambia, from 5 to 7 May 2026, alongside RightsCon and the UNESCO World Press Freedom Day Global Conference. The...
As part of the European Union-funded AGILE project, CFI is seeking service providers to design and deliver four 4-day community journalism training sessions across Central Asia and Uganda. Each four-day session will bring together...
REQUEST FROM AGILE PARTNER CFI (En français ci-dessous): We are looking for speakers for the AGILE Diversity & Inclusion Workshop – Zambia Edition, taking place in Lusaka in May 2026 alongside RightsCon and World Press Freedom Day...
For decades, journalism education has focused on developing technical skills; reporting, writing, interviewing, ethics and more. Yet one critical dimension has remained largely unaddressed: the psychological toll of the work...
Fojo Meia Institute at Linnaeus University in Sweden, in partnership with the Communication and Journalism Education Network (CJEN) in Bangladesh, invites communication, media and/or journalism departments in Bangladesh to apply...
