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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 Africa Asia Europe/Central Asia Latin America Middle East/North Africa Regions / Middle East/North Africa DW Akademie in the Middle East/North Africa Three forces dominate media development in the Arab world: political power, economic interests and the digital revolution. Politicians and businesses continue to reflect the monopolies of opinion and revenue. The digital transformation, on the other hand, offers diversity, creativity and room for freedom. This inspires young Arabs, and young people are vital, especially in a region where half of the population is younger than 25. In the Arab world, as in other regions, information available online can be exciting but at times deceptive, manipulated by people and computer programs. Those who use the Internet leave a trail - and intelligence services know that. In response, DW Akademie has developed projects for Palestinian education institutes, Jordanian schools and Tunisian youth clubs that teach others how to use the media critically. At the same time, DW Akademie is strengthening programs that produce content for young, confident media consumers. From Morocco to the Gulf Region, capacity building is important for independently thinking journalists. And so is keeping the audience in mind - as in the EU project "Shabab Live" which in six countries is bridging the gap between media providers and audiences. Economic prospects emerge if the connection between journalists and audiences succeeds. Although media makers worldwide agonize over developing business models, there is no one solution. We therefore see a task in promoting regional management know-how and liningk it with international expertise, especially in South-South networks. DW Akademie's response to the Arab media crisis is good media management, relevant journalism and critical media consumption. We develop concepts together with local partners in the region - there, where young people continually look towards the future. News In Yemen, this woman CEO is fighting back against hate speech As the CEO of Media Sac, a Yemeni nonprofit and DW Akademie partner in Yemen, Areena Omar works with journalists to shine a light on hate speech and misogyny Open-source intelligence is democratizing investigative journalism in the Middle East and North Africa Open-source intelligence can analyze content, debunk rumors and reveal hidden truths, says media trainer and associate professor Walid Al-Saqaf, Digital Innovations for Peace: Campaigning for digital rights in North Africa To help build a more inclusive society and encourage digital rights in the region, new campaigns have been developed for Algeria, Tunisia and Libya. Mauritania: Media und civil society come together for climate literacy Climate change is clear in the Maghreb, but many remain unaware of it. "Parler Environnement," or "Talking about the Environment," connects journalists and environmental NGOs from Tunisia, Algeria and Mauritania. MEDIA PARCOURS: Tunisian media look to the future The first three Tunisian media startups and outlets have completed the media acceleration program MEDIA PARCOURS, part of DW Akademie’s SMART MEDIA ACCELERATOR program. DW Akademie's Arabic science journalism MOOC 22.02.2023 DW Akademie's science journalism online course is open to all journalists from the MENA region. International media development in the Middle East and North Africa Jens-Uwe Rahe Head of Department Middle East/North Africa T: +49.30.4646-8515 E: dw-akademie@dw.com #mediadev Insights, analysis, and global exchange of ideas on freedom of expression, digital technology, and the media. Join the conversation. Use the #mediadev hashtag. @DWAkademie.Middleeast 27.09.2023 @dw_akademie 23.08.2017 Countries and regions Jordan 10.07.2018 Lebanon 10.07.2018 Libya 06.07.2018 Morocco 10.07.2018 Palestinian Territories 10.07.2018 Tunisia 10.07.2018 MIL Goes Viral 2: Youth against misinformation in Lebanon Peer to peer learning can strengthen awareness about misinformation among young people. In Lebanon, participants of the MIL Goes Viral project set out to create a social media awareness campaign targeting youth. Winter Cyber-Awareness Camp: Empowering young women to fight online violence Media and Digital Security 18 teenagers aged 12 to 16 took part in the Winter Cyber-Awareness Camp. Winter Cyber-Awareness Camp: Empowering young women to fight online violence Breaking the ice On the first day of the camp, the girls played games to break the ice and get to know each other better. Winter Cyber-Awareness Camp: Empowering young women to fight online violence Movement activities The training included theoretical tasks as well as movement activities to bring the group closer together. Winter Cyber-Awareness Camp: Empowering young women to fight online violence Loujain and Aya Participants Loujain and Aya gave a presentation during one of the training sessions. Winter Cyber-Awareness Camp: Empowering young women to fight online violence Generating new ideas Brainstorming session and discussion. Winter Cyber-Awareness Camp: Empowering young women to fight online violence Participant Sadeel "I have become more capable in distinguishing between fake news and rumors, and actual news." Winter Cyber-Awareness Camp: Empowering young women to fight online violence Trainer Esraa Saad Facilitator and trainer Esraa Saad said about the participants: "They were an active group that loved to learn, and they were passionate about passing on what they learned about media and digital safety to other girls." Winter Cyber-Awareness Camp: Empowering young women to fight online violence Outdoor activities Participating in movement activities in the garden. Winter Cyber-Awareness Camp: Empowering young women to fight online violence Tasks and activites The girls were taking part in several tasks and activities, looking at digital safety from different perspectives. Winter Cyber-Awareness Camp: Empowering young women to fight online violence New perspectives One of the participants summarized her experience of the camp: “Our knowledge about how to protect our accounts and information on the internet has increased, especially since we spend a lot of time on our phones, whether for entertainment or education.” Middle East: Fostering gender-sensitive media Promoting Gender Sensitive Media 12 female journalists took part in the training and learned how to produce gender-sensitive and gender-just media materials and to cover topics with gender sensitivity. Middle East: Fostering gender-sensitive media Participant Wijdan Youssef “The terminology we use in our materials is important for the promotion of gender-sensitive media.” Middle East: Fostering gender-sensitive media Trainer Lubna Al-Ashqar The trainer explained how a topic can be approached in a gender-sensitive manner. Middle East: Fostering gender-sensitive media Participant Rana Aweina “Our participation in this training allowed us to discern the smallest details related to gender-sensitive media coverage.” Middle East: Fostering gender-sensitive media Balloon activity The training also included physical activities as well. Middle East: Fostering gender-sensitive media Theory and practice During the theoretical part of the workshop, journalistic tasks were addressed, including conducting research, writing reports, selecting stories and choosing interview settings. Middle East: Fostering gender-sensitive media Participant Maram "I learned how to approach survivors of violence during media coverage, and what to take into consideration.” Middle East: Fostering gender-sensitive media Rose and Oraib Participants Rose and Oraib were enjoying the practical activities in the training on gender-sensitive journalism. More Middle East: Fostering gender-sensitive media Workshop take-aways "I am happy that this training helped me to gain the skills and capacities needed for gender sensitive coverage, something that was absent during the pandemic.” Author: Nina Molter 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