Caribbean

Upcoming UNESCO, Public Media Alliance and Ethical Journalism Network workshop to develop action plan on hate speech, terrorism and violence coverage for the Caribbean Region

Public media plays a key role in communicating essential and life saving information during times of crisis and emergency. This was no better demonstrated than during Hurricanes Irma and Maria in the Caribbean.

The Public Media Alliance, in collaboration with the UNESCO Caribbean Cluster Office, have launched a new set of Social Media Guidelines for the Caribbean region.

Looking back at our recent social media workshop and meeting in Barbados, which will contribute to a set of social media guidelines for the Caribbean region.

Emergency coverage by CCN TV6 broadcast journalist highlights key role social media can play in natural disaster reporting.

The Public Media Alliance will run a unique social media workshop for Caribbean journalists this June, offering participants the opportunity to contribute to a new set of guidelines for the region.

We are pleased to announce our upcoming workshop and meeting with UNESCO to develop social media guidelines for journalists and media organisations in the Caribbean.

Partnership with China Central Television News Agency (CCTV+) aims to distribute Caribbean news content to an international audience.

As the Zika virus spreads throughout Latin America, radio is once again proving its worth in crisis situations.

Our workshop facilitator Steffon Campbell discusses investigative journalism workshops as pathways to the development of journalism in the Caribbean