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Outstanding Stories on Indigenous People - 11 Journalists Recognized
Indigenous peoples (IPs) took the center stage as eleven stories about them were recognized in an international reception organized by the International Labour Organization (ILO) on December 12 in Makati City. Probe Media Foundation provided support in the implementation of the recognition program. |
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New Media Workshop for the Youth: Social Networth (Application deadline Dec 31)
College students and youth aged 15 to 20 are invited to participate in Social NetWorth: Mulat Pinoy training workshop for college students, focusing on the use of new media and transmedia strategies for communications and advocacy. The workshop will take place on February 24-27, 2012, with experts and facilitators from the academe and a variety of media-related industries. This workshop is free. All applications will be screened. Those interested should fill up the application form downloadable from www.mulatpinoy.ph.. The deadline is December 31, 2011. |
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Probe Forum Series: Emerging Media, Role of Bloggers, Citizen Journalists and Media
In cooperation with the US Embassy of the Philippines, the "Emerging Media Forum: Role of Bloggers, Citizen Journalists, Online and Mainstream Media Practitioners" will be held in Manila (Aug 9), Cebu (Aug 12) and Davao (Aug 14). The forum is for media practitioners, bloggers and online media persons. It hopes to discuss and examine the role of citizen journalists and contribution to mainstream media, as well as ethics and responsibilities involved. The guest speaker is Mr. Andrew Haeg, a specialist on participatory media, citizen journalism, business and economics journalism, journalism innovation, design thinking and social media. Twitter users may search #emform for live tweets |
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Media Release – Deadline extended: Mulat Pinoy’s video contest on RH, Video contest for the youth of
To allow more people to join the “We Are Right Here. We Are RH.” Video Contest, Mulat Pinoy is extending the deadline for submissions to OCTOBER 15, 2011. Young people aged 25 years and below are invited to join this video contest on reproductive health. Entries can discuss anything regarding reproductive health: the controversial RH Bill, maternal and child care, teenage pregnancy, virginity, condoms, pills, sexually-transmitted disease, family planning, child spacing, sex myths and misconceptions.
But why the youth? |
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Media Fellowship on Reporting on Indigenous Peoples
“Kuwentong Katutubo - Spotlight on Indigenous Peoples: A Fellowship for Philippine Media Practitioners” or “Spotlight of IPs” is a fellowship program for Filipino print and photojournalists, television and radio broadcasters from various parts of the Philippines. Through a fellowship program, a select number of committed media practitioners are given the training on proper reportage on the rights, challenges and issues of ethnic minorities or indigenous peoples and given the opportunity to create media outputs on the topic. |
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MULAT PINOY PopDev and Social Media for the Filipino Youth
Mulat Pinoy is a social media initiative for the youth that focuses on population and development issues in the Philippines. Young Filipinos should be made aware that the choices they make now on marriage, births, use of resources, food, etc., have an impact on the development of society. |
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LAKBAY BUHAY KALUSUGAN - Health Communication Project with DOH
The Department of Health through the National Center for Health Promotion (NCHP) embarks on a nationwide health promotion campaign called Lakbay Buhay Kalusugan (LBK). Aligned with the Aquino Health Agenda of universal access to quality health care, LBK is a comprehensive health promotion caravan aiming to bring information and education to families in remote communities. PMFI provides technical assistance in communication initiatives. |
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Manila Documentaries made by Mekong Journalists
View documentaries on Sex Workers, Alternative Learning System, Recycled Juice Bags, Tatoo-Jeepney-Paintings Art, Migration of Nurses and Street Food produced by journalists from Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, China, Burma and Vietnam. |
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Children and Disaster: Philippine Media Response
 The Children and Disaster: Philippine Media Response fellowship is a unique program that trained eighteen broadcasters from various television and radio stations from different parts of the country in responsible and informed reporting on disasters and emergency situations—with special focus on children. The contents of this DVD are television and radio reports by some of the best broadcasters from the Philippines’ top radio and television networks.
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Facing the Media: The Art of Being Interviewed
Veteran broadcast journalists Cheche Lazaro, along with communication specialists Victoria Ortega and Grace Marci share tips and techiques on facing the media and the art of being interviewed. |
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