#iMEdDIJF23 – All you need to know!
As the iMEdD International Journalism Forum 2023 approaches, we are excited to experience this gathering with you, where we can exchange ideas and concerns. Here is some useful information.
Children’s access to mental health: From Freud to ChatGPT
During SNF Nostos 2023, journalist Kostas Koukoumakas discussed with experts about children’s access to mental health.
Gun Violence: Thinking out of the box to take on a public health epidemic
During SNF Nostos 2023, journalist Phoebe Fronista discussed with doctors, activists, professors, and lawyers at the frontlines of America’s gun crisis.
Is God a mental health “professional”?
During SNF Nostos 2023, journalist Panagiotis Menegos discussed with esteemed panelists Michael Niconchuk, Rana Dajani, Sunitha Krishnan, and Sangeetha Thomas Exploring about the connection between ...
Opinion article – Why we gather: A short letter on the importance of journalism forums
Cristian Lupșa | We gather to keep going, to find partners to collaborate with, to get ideas on how to become better in the field and stronger as organizations.
iMEdD Fellowships: 20 journalists to attend #GIJC23
iMEdD partners with GIJN to support 20 journalists attending GIJC23 in Gothenburg.
Incubator projects on Climate Inequity in the final stretch
Τhis semester, iMEdD incubator focuses on climate inequity, and its projects are in the final stretch.
iMEdD International Journalism Forum 2023 – Registration is now open
iMEdD International Journalism Forum is back! From September 28th to 30th in Athens, we discuss today's topics and draw inspiration for tomorrow's stories. Register at https://forum.imedd.org/ ...
4-month internship at iMEdD
We announce 2 positions at iMEdD in the framework of the new paid internship cycle of the SNF. Two young applicants will have the opportunity to work at the organization for 4 months and gain ...
Opinion article – Navigating Trauma in Journalism
Gavin Rees | "One must change gears and consider taking a more open, less forceful approach. What is my interviewee able to talk about? rather than What do I need my interviewee to say?"
