International Center For Journalists Inc

Icfj's knight international journalism fellowships program is designed to instill a culture of news innovation and experimentation worldwide. The goal is to seed new ideas and services that deepen coverage, expand news delivery and engage citizens in the editorial process. Funded by the john s. And james l. Knight foundation, fellows build on past successes in the knight program, which has a strong record of achieving impact. They work in countries where there is a good opportunity to create the news media of the future. With additional support from the bill & melinda gates foundation, knight fellows are empowering journalists in india to use the latest digital tools to tell compelling stories on health and development issues.

Ijnet delivers the latest on global media innovation, news apps and tools, training opportunities and expert advice for professional and emerging journalists worldwide. Produced by the international center for journalists, ijnet follows the shifting journalism scene from a global perspective in eight languages - arabic, chinese, english, french, persian, portuguese, russian and spanish.

Icfj's communications team of staff and consultant editors and contributing writers around the world provides journalists with expertise to provide meaningful coverage of critical global issues of local importance. The pamela howard forum on global crisis reporting provides regular webinar programming on urgent issues of the day in five languages.