"IPS Network" And "Press Now" Help The LGBTT Community Have More Media Visibility

Holland based Press Now and the IPS Communication Foundation are working together to educate 25 reporter candidates from 15 different cities ...

Local Journalists In Kars Region Meet In A Workshop

The local journalists discussed the correct and objective journalism in the “Journalism Workshop” held by the IPS Communications Foundation and a ...

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Antalya Journalists Discuss Regional Journalism

The workshop with local and regional reporters in Antalya brought up issues particular to that kind of journalism. Particularly difficult are ...

IPS Communications Foundation and Press Now Organised Workshop in Antalya

25 reporters and journalists from local radio stations, TV channels and newspapers joined the workshop organised by IPS and Press Now ...

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IPS and Press Now in Giresun

IPS Communications Foundation and Press Now organised a two-day training seminar for journalists from Ordu and Giresun. ...

"Journalism is a Peace Profession"

Journalists Utku and Duran joined the IPS training programme: journalists should oppose war. ...

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BIA: Positive Discrimination, Follow-Up and Visibility

Kürkcü, Mater, Üstündag and Korkut described the Independent Communication Network (BIA) project, saying that "the invisible has to be made visible". ...

IPS Journalism Training Programme is the "Missing Link"

On the second day of the "From the Classroom to the News Room" programme, young journalism candidates listened to and discussed ...

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"From the Classroom to the News Room"

The IPS Communications Foundation has offered young journalist candidates the opportunity of a "media preparatory programme". Journalist Talu, lawyer Yilmaz and ...

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