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Independence, and Support, Needed for Mexico’s Media
A group of journalists is trying to balance hard-edged, investigative journalism designed to gain them readership with lifestyle stories to pay the bills.
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EJN Biodiversity Grantee Wins Top Science Journalism Award in Mexico
Journalist Iván Carrillo Pérez has won the prestigious CONACYT Award for Science, Technology and Innovation Journalism for his piece Axolotl: A God in Danger of Extinction for National Geographic Magazine Latin America.
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Ten Reporters Receive Fellowships to Cover UN biodiversity Negotiations in Mexico
Ten journalists from around the world reported on the 13th Conference of the Parties (COP13) to the UN Convention of Biological Diversity through the Internews Earth Journalism Network’s (EJN) latest Fellowship program.
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Internews Represented at International Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans and Intersex Conference
Nick Sera-Leyva, Internews Human Rights and Training Programs Manager for ICT Programs, is representing Internews at the International Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans and Intersex Association (ILGA) World Conference in Mexico City this we
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Collaborative Reporting Project Nominated for Daniel Pearl International Investigative Reporting Award
The Mafia’s Shadow in the Americas, a cross-border investigation on the impact of organized criminal gang activity on human rights in Latin America, was recently
Collaborative Reporting Project Examines Organized Crime and Human Rights Issues in Latin America
Investigative reporters from online media outlets in Colombia, El Salvador, Guatemala, and Mexico are collaborating on a regional multimedia investigation into the human rights fallout of organized crime in Latin America
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Journalists Collaborate in Workshops and Reporting from Cancun
Through a series of workshops and trainings, the Fellows had opportunities to collaborate with each other, while developing sources and story ideas.
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Fellows' Coverage Hits the Front Pages at Home
“This is my first front-page story on climate in a year,” said Margot Roosevelt, one of this year’s Earth Journalism Fellows –10 journalists from the United States who joined 31 CCMP Fellows from the develo
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Internews Plays Key Role in Bringing News of Climate Change Conference to the World
Ten US journalists from various geographic markets in the United States have been selected as this year’s Internews Earth Journalism Network Fellows to attend COP16, the United Nations Climate Change Summit held in Cancun from Nov. 29 to Dec. 10, 2010.
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Journalists from climate-change frontline to keep world's eyes focused on UN negotiations
The Climate Change Media Partnership (CCMP) has awarded 35 journalists from across the developing world with fellowships to Mexico to provide vital coverage of the annual Conference of Parties to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) at the end of the month.