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MozFest: a seven-day community gathering dedicated to creating a better, healthier open internet

October 21, 2019

MozFest is an annual, hands-on festival for and by the open Internet movement. Every year, bright minds from around the world build, debate, and explore the future of our lives online. In this publication, everyone is invited to share their thoughts and start conversations.

Celebrating Hackers, journalists, activists, artists and scientists. People who are the strength of the internet health movement and the reason it’s making a positive impact across the globe.

At MozFest 2019, the focus is on the collective power of the internet health movement on making today’s internet more humane. For one full week in London, they will create art to showcase how flawed AI can sometimes be — and then write code to fix it. We’ll brainstorm products and policies that put social responsibility, ethics, and the user first. And they will also envision the challenges and opportunities of the decade to come.

Tagged With: activest, festival, Internet, Journalists

“Zéro Palu ! Je m’engage” l’outil (RBM Partnership to End Malaria, 2018)

April 17, 2019

Le Programme national de lutte contre le paludisme, aux côtés de PATH et de Speak Up Africa, a lancé pour la première fois « Zéro Palu ! Je m’engage » en 2014 au Sénégal. Cette campagne nationale renforce l’appropriation communautaire des efforts de lutte antipaludique et accroît la sensibilisation et l’engagement politique des principales parties prenantes en matière d’éradication du paludisme afin qu’elles en fassent une priorité nationale. La campagne repose sur:

  • l’engagement d’acteurs politiques afin de garantir que l’éradication du paludisme reste une priorité pour les dirigeants sénégalais;
  • la diversification des sources de financement afin d’augmenter les ressources allouées aux interventions de lutte antipaludique et la création de partenariats innovants entre les secteurs public et privé;
  • la création d’un mouvement communautaire afin d’obtenir une plus grande prise de conscience et une appropriation des interventions antipaludiques par les communautés. La sensibilisation des communautés a été effectuée par des champions communautaires lors de visites à domicile, mais aussi par le biais des médias sociaux et d’une série TV spécialement créée pour l’occasion.

L’outil « Zéro Palu ! Je m’engage » est destiné à toutes les personnes ou organisations désireuses de mettre en œuvre des activités de plaidoyer, de mobilisation des ressources ou de communications dans le cadre de la lutte contre le paludisme à travers le continent africain. Les utilisateurs peuvent l’utiliser comme un tout ou sélectionner les modules les plus adaptés à la mise en œuvre de leurs plans nationaux d’élimination du paludisme.

Cliquez ici pour plus de détails.

Filed Under: *BROADCAST MEDIA, *DIGITAL ROUTES, *MASS MEDIA ROUTES, *PRINTED ROUTES, *REGION: Sub-Saharan Africa, Advocacy, Awareness Raising, Ebola, French/Français, Health, Publications (published in print and/or online), Social Media Tagged With: Campaigning, Journalists

Zero Malaria Starts with Me Toolkit (RBM Partnership to End Malaria, 2018)

April 17, 2019

Starting in Senegal, the National Malaria Control Programme, alongside PATH and Speak Up Africa, launched “Zero Malaria Starts with Me” in 2014. The nationwide campaign builds community ownership over malaria efforts and increases awareness of and political commitment for malaria elimination among key stakeholders to ensure it is a national priority. The campaign is based on:

  • Engaging political actors to ensure malaria elimination remains a priority for Senegalese leadership;
  • Diversifying funding sources to increase financial resources for malaria elimination interventions, and establishing innovative public-private partnerships;
  • Creating a community-based movement to increase community awareness and ownership of anti-malaria interventions. Communities were reached through community champions conducting house visits, as well as through social media and an original TV series.

The Zero Malaria Starts with Me toolkit is meant for everyone interested in engaging in malaria advocacy, resource mobilization, or communications in African countries. The content is based on tools and materials developed through the Zero Palu! Je m’engage campaign led by the Senegal National Malaria Control Programme (PNLP) and Ministry of Health and Social Action in partnership with Speak Up Africa and PATH.

Users may benefit from the toolkit either as a complete package or as a collection of modules for those interested in a specific topic.

Click here for full toolkit.

Filed Under: *DIGITAL ROUTES, *REGION: Sub-Saharan Africa, Advocacy, Awareness Raising, Health, Malaria Tagged With: Campaigning, Journalists

South Africa elections 2019: Journalist safety kit (CPJ, 2019)

March 2, 2019

South Africa will hold national and provincial elections on May 8. As the country celebrates 25 years of democracy, the press in South Africa faces old and new challenges, including physical harassment and cyber bullying. The press freedom environment, including the safety of journalists, will be one of the key indicators for the health of the country’s democracy and the freeness and fairness of its polls.

CPJ’s Emergencies Response Team (ERT) has compiled a Safety Kit for journalists covering South Africa’s election. The kit contains information for editors, reporters, and photojournalists on how to prepare for the election and how to mitigate digital, physical and psychological risk.

Click here for full details.

Filed Under: Media Development, Publications (published in print and/or online), South Africa Tagged With: Elections, Journalism, Journalists

Underneath the Autocrats (IFJ South East Asia Media Report, 2018)

January 31, 2019

The International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) and the South East Asia Journalist Unions (SEAJU) launched the first ever IFJ Media Freedom Report for South East Asia. Underneath the Autocrats: A Report into Impunity, Journalist Safety and Working Conditions is the first major collaboration by IFJ and SEAJU in the region.

The report, supported by UNESCO, is intended to be an annual advocacy tool that holds governments and media to account on efforts to protect journalists.

The IFJ’s major research into South East Asia’s media canvassed the views of nearly 1000 journalists and media workers across the region in 2018 and included extensive research into legislative controls hampering independent journalism, as well as asking questions of governments, media owners and other key players on journalist safety and working conditions.

Click here to find out more and download the report.

Filed Under: Advocacy, Cambodia, Indonesia, Malaysia, Media Development, Media Development Highlights, Myanmar, Philippines, Publications (published in print and/or online), Thailand, Timor Leste Tagged With: Journalism, Journalists, South East Asia

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