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Amsterdam roundtable to discuss data-driven journalism
Journalists in Europe can apply to attend a roundtable discussion on "data-driven journalism," which uses data and tools available online to enhance reporting. The roundtable will take place in Amsterdam on August 24.
moreFellowships will bring journalists to UN meeting in New York
Journalists worldwide can apply for a three-day fellowship in New York City in advance of a September summit on the United Nations Millenium Development Goals. Deadline: August 9.
moreOnline seminar aims to improve editing skills
Writers and editors can enroll in an online seminar that will help participants sharpen their editing skills. The course will take place November 1 to 19. Deadline October 4.
moreFifth Annual Global Youth Summit
The British Council is pleased to announce an exciting opportunity for select youth. Apply to become a Global Changemaker, attend the Global Changemakers 5th Annual Global Summit on 21-27 November in the UK.
moreCitizen Journalism for Representatives of National Minorities of Armenia
Institute for War and Peace Reporting (IWPR) is organizing a workshop on Citizen Journalism for Representatives of National Minorities in 23-25 July, 2010.
more3rd Armenian Republican Model UN Conference
The Armenian United Nations Association (AUNA) with support of the RA Ministry of Sport and Youth Affairs (MSY) is announcing a Call for Applications in the scope of the 3rd Armenian Republican Model UN conference to be held in Yerevan, on 11 December 2009. The Conference will be a simulation of the UN Economic and Social Council, featuring the theme: "From Kyoto to Copenhagen". Model UN is a simulation of the UN bodies during which participants represent delegates of different UN member countries and discuss issues of all mankind importance. The principal objective of the Conference is to disseminate UN values and principles and to educate a broader segment of youth in Armenia on diplomacy, international relations, global issues, advocacy, governance, democratization, conflict resolution and development strategies to contribute to the democratic development of Armenia. Topics for discussions include: Target 1. Integration of the principles of sustainable development into country policies and programs Target 2. Reducing biodiversity loss Target 3. Creation of sustainable access to safe drinking water and basic sanitation Target 4. Improvement in the lives of slum dwellers Three preparatory trainings will be conducted in Yerevan prior to the Conference. The Conference working language is English. AUNA is now inviting University-level students and NGO representatives to apply to be delegates. The criteria for acceptance of a delegate are as follows: Age requirements All applicants must be at least 18 but not older than 25 years of age. Completion of application Complete and submit the Application form Each applicant must complete an essay of no more than 300 words (see the Application form, Part III) on his/her motivation and purpose of taking part as a delegate in a Model United Nations. Language requirements Applicants should be fluent in English. Selection Criteria: Selection Board comprised of AUNA and MSY will choose participants of ages between 18-25 from the RA regions and from Yerevan. Applicants will be chosen by a 2-stage competition based on their essays (see the Application form, Part III) and will be interviewed as well. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- All the Applications must be submitted by 28 November 2009 to the email address mun@auna.am. Students are asked to put ARMUN Application and their name in the subject line of the email when submitting their applications electronically or just submit the Application in a hard copy to the following address: 39 Israyelyan str., 1st floor, 0015, Yerevan, RA. All the selected applicants will be informed about their participation no later than 1 December. Contact Tel: +374 (10) 53 09 28, +374 (99) 55 48 83 Contact Person: Nare Vardanyan, Head of Youth Division Armenian UN Association Attachment(s): 3rd ARMUN Application form (doc) - http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Armenian-Academic-Association-ARMACAD/attachments/folder/1830075196/item/list
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Journalists for Justice. JFF Special Issue on the Eve of Human Rights Day
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