The aim of New Neighbours is to highlight the positive social and economic contributions that are made by migrants and refugees throughout communities across Europe. By promoting direct participation in media production and intercultural dynamics, it is hoped to foster tolerance and acceptance for migrants and refugees in EU member states.
Public service broadcasters from throughout Europe have met to share their rough-cut films for the EU-funded New Neighbours project. The meeting, hosted by the EBU’s
The study report “Journalism in an age of populism and polarization: lesson from Italian debate in Italy” , is now available online. The study was
The panel, organised by the Hrant Dink Foundation in Istanbul, will be held today , July 1st at 18.30. Journalists and media experts from Turkey and
On the occasion of World Refugee Day, we are pleased to share this contribution from our partner Media Diversity Institute. It is #WorldRefugeeDay. But while
In 2001 the United Nations constituted The World Refugee day , an observance dedicated to raising awareness of the situation of refugees throughout the world.
Did European media overstate the importance of migration? Do journalists have a negative view of migration? Are journalists responsible for the negative view of migration?
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