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DW.COM in 30 languages ABOUT DW.COM Akademie Home Who we are Publications Contact Opportunities and Tenders Regions Africa Asia Europe/Central Asia Latin America Middle East/North Africa Key topics Innovation for Dialogue MIL Media Safety Media and Journalism Education Media viability Insights In focus Tools Library Impact Education International Media Studies Traineeship Training Workshops and Coaching Communications consulting Journalism Training Get in touch FAQ Initiative "Transparency and media freedom" Disinformation and state censorship are as dangerous as the virus itself, but strong local independent media are a key to overcoming the crisis. Go to article COMMUNICATION IN CRISES How a kindergarten teacher helps spread reliable information Munkhtsetseg Munkhjargal is a member of the Crisis Communication Chapter (CCC) team. The CCC trains residents to raise the awareness about Covid Zalfa Ahmed Juma wants to educate others about the dangers of Covid-19. She caught the virus last July, here in Nairobi. Zambia: Information about protection measures against Covid The CCC is a team made up of journalists, local government officials and civil society organizations active in Bauleni. Limited heating, limited electricity: In yurt settlements in Mongolia, tailored information is essential The Crisis Communication Chapter distributes targeted information packages to the population. Kindergarten and hospitals act as multipliers. To support their patients, the doctors have even taken out a loan. More videos How a kindergarten teacher helps spread reliable information The CCC trains residents to raise the awareness about Covid Zambia: Information about protection measures against Covid Limited heating, limited electricity: In yurt settlements in Mongolia, tailored information is essential Out now: Media Landscape Guides for nine countries How do people get the information they most need when disaster strikes? Having an overview of a country’s media and telecommunications infrastructure can save lives. "FanMan Tsang, how can relief organizations respond to crises more effectively?" Which information do people need when a disaster hits? CDAC's FanMan Tsang says that knowing the country's media sector is key for communicating in a crisis. COVID-19 in Mongolia: "The media screamed 'censorship' and the government screamed 'slander'" "In Mongolia, the pandemic was a press freedom crisis before it was a health crisis," says Gunjidmaa Gongor, the Director of the Mongolian Media Council. She explains the importance of the Crisis Communication Chapter. Crisis Communication Chapter: Creating a network for reliable information during a crisis Born out of the COVID-19 pandemic, Crisis Communication Chapters connect public institutions, civil society and the media to collaborate and distribute reliable information in a crisis situation. OPEN-SOURCE APP "COLMENA" Colmena: open-source software for community radio production The Remando radio team, in the Ecuadorian Amazon region, shares their experience using the free software Colmena. 'Colmena' app enables a new way of working for local media DW Akademie and its partner, REDES A.C., have developed an app that functions like an on-the-go editing room. "Honey for the well-being of the community" María Alvarez Malvido explains community media contributions during the pandemic and how the software "Colmena" helps. "Feminism actually means freedom" - How to make feminist journalism a success story Michelle Nogales, co-founder of Bolivia’s first feminist online magazine, is reporting on women and the LGBTQ+ community. Nogales explains why feminist journalism shows "the people’s reality". DIGITAL AUTHORITARIANISM Quiz: Digital whaaaat? Digital authoritarianism - only a few people are able to pronounce it right. And even less have an idea of what it is. One hint: It has to do with authoritarian regimes and the Internet. Click and take the quiz! “If elections are upcoming, the Internet's going to be switched off in some countries!” The ”Unfreedom Monitor” helps to find a definition for some governments which control civic discourse. Digital activist Nanjala Nyabola from Global Voices knows how to respond. Bridging the gap: Sharing scientific know-how and indigenous knowledge Modern medicine and traditional knowledge are often seen as adversaries. In Latin America they've come together on a science communication platform to help fight COVID-19. Engaging the influencers: Combating disinformation in Kenya's largest slum False news about COVID-19 vaccines have spread throughout Kibera, a massive slum in Nairobi. Journalist William Oloo describes a new initiative that hopes to recruit influential women. "Spreading disinformation is not noble!" "MILdemic" is a Media and Information Literacy (MIL) project in four African countries. The goal: The user needs to distinguish what is right and wrong - to stop online disinformation. In Cambodia a group of journalists are choosing facts over fiction CamboJA, an association of journalists from Phnom Penh are fighting to improve access to reliable information during the pandemic. Now they are sharing what they learned. IN FOCUS In Moldova journalists fight fake news with podcasts To fight dis- and misinformation, DW Akademie has partnered with well-known Moldovan journalists like Sorina Obreja, who used the podcast's friendly format to approach the main fears. Ecuador: How a radio novela helps against Corona With music and everyday stories the novel aims to educate radio producers in the Amazon region of Ecuador. With podcasts against the pandemic In Kenya, podcasts are becoming increasingly popular. In times of crisis, this trend can help save lives. Tunisia: Gaining confidence and trust as a science and health journalist A journalist has become a trusted Covid-19 reporter after completing an online course on science and health journalism. More videos In Moldova journalists fight fake news with podcasts Ecuador: How a radio novela helps against Corona With podcasts against the pandemic Tunisia: Gaining confidence and trust as a science and health journalist Bringing Afghan refugee stories of resilience to a Pakistani public In Pakistan, local reporters and Afghan refugee citizen journalists teamed up to cover stories. They reported “constructively”, highlighting resilience and successful responses to challenges. Single mothers in Morocco: "I'll become a technician myself!" Single mothers in Morocco are still stigmatized and marginalized, and since the pandemic many have lost their jobs. But at the NGO "100% Mamans" women are training as radio technicians and looking to a better future. Pandemic rages in Kyrgyzstan as volunteers help in remote areas Half of Kyrgyzstan’s population is vaccinated. The government works with volunteers who are raising awareness about coronavirus infection, its prevention and the need for vaccination. Struggling with homeschooling? Just turn on the radio! Due to the pandemic, students in Bolivia were falling behind. But they're now back on track, thanks to Radio Escuela. CONSTRUCTIVE JOURNALISM Constructive Journalism Lab: Moving media forward 08.06.2021 Get inspired! Watch constructive video stories from our fellows From Africa to the Middle East, 15 journalists took part in DW Akademie’s Constructive Journalism Fellowship and learned how to inspire people with their stories. Bangladesh: Breaking the vicious cycle of bad news Corruption, crime, religious conflict: In Bangladesh, there are enough problems for the media to report. DW Akademie supports Constructive Journalism in the country - and figures out solutions. Good News: The world isn’t that bad, after all Constructive journalism is solution-oriented, positive, inspiring. DW Akademie fully supports this trend. Georgia: Journalism that makes you feel good In Georgia, people in rural areas often feel disconnected. Local media want to change that with a constructive approach. MEDIA AND INFORMATION LITERACY What is MIL? Media and Information Literacy (MIL) is defined as the ability to access, analyze, create and reflect on media. It is a prerequisite for citizens to claim their rights to freedom of information and expression. DW Akademie creates innovative projects that promote these rights and empower people to understand and use media responsibly. "MIL goes viral" 06.05.2021 Media and Information Literacy (MIL) is essential during the pandemic. Vital information is now going viral. ABOUT THE INITIATIVE Information saves lives: Time to strengthen the media Dr. Sylvie Briand, WHO expert on the infodemic Natascha Schwanke on the crisis initiative Global Media Forum PAST EVENTS Review: Launch event on May 6, 2021 06.05.2021 Germany's Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) and DW Akademie launched the new initiative Local media takes the stage at DW's Global Media Forum 2021 09.08.2021 Networking, collaboration and trust: three solutions of media experts from Colombia, Egypt and Malawi. TOP STORIES Germany Business Science Environment Culture Sports A - Z Index LEARN GERMAN German XXL Community D Teaching German SERVICE Newsletters & Co. ABOUT DW Who We Are Organization Press Business & Sales DW Transtel Advertising GMF Digital Offers Regional Reception Contact FAQs about DW © 2024 Deutsche Welle | Privacy Policy | Privacy Settings | Accessibility Statement | Legal notice | Contact | Mobile version