GNMI – Global Neighborhood for Media Innovation

INITIATIVES

Entrepreneurial Journalism

This program aims to increase journalists’ autonomy and financial independence by providing them essential training

Global Neighbourhood for Media Innovation (GNMI) is pleased to announce Pakistan Entrepreneurial Journalism Program (PEJP). This program aims to increase journalists’ autonomy and financial independence by providing them essential training and resources to launch their own independent digital news outlets. It means no more layoffs, salary cuts, and self-censorship. PEJP will be implemented in three Phases. This Call for Applications is part of its first Phase…..

Lab Kushaai

The project aims to provide a unique platform for resource sharing and open dialogue on gender sensitive reporting and its challenges and opportunities.

Media Baithak is an online and offline community to promote intellectual, cultural and professional engagement between media and civil society.

An initiative that aims to train journalists and mediapersons in sensitised reporting of gender-based violence, using modern digital storytelling tools and platforms.

This project is designed to counter online disinformation by increasing media and information literacy (MIL) in women in Pakistan.

GNMI IMPACT

Training & Workshops

students across Pakistan participated in GNMI’s digital media training workshops

experts and selected social stakeholders engaged in holistic concepts of human rights, culture & media

journalists trained in the art of new media tools, ethics & international journalism standards

digital productions highlighting GNMI’s entire range of community dialogue from small groups to large audiences

specialists of round-table conferences & panels delivered pragmatic resolutions for civic and social obstacles

publications that encapsulate the best of GNMI’s research & roundtable recommendations

FEATURED PROGRAMS

For a night of insight and humour, Shafaat Ali arrived at Media Baithak to a room jam packed with an anticipating audience.

16 Days of Activism is a phenomenon that has been in the global narrative since 1992 and was launched by Rutgers University.

Society is a reflection of film and film is a symptom of society, that is the message that actor and model Sana Fakhar led the conversation with.

Dialogue and Performance: Peace In Motion

GNMI aims to transform Pakistan’s media landscape by empowering the community to create an open & accountable society for all

INITIATIVES

Entrepreneurial Journalism

This program aims to increase journalists’ autonomy and financial independence by providing them essential training

Lab Kushaai

The project aims to provide a unique platform for resource sharing and open dialogue on gender sensitive reporting and its challenges and opportunities.

Media Baithak

Media Baithak is an online and offline community to promote intellectual, cultural and professional engagement between media and civil society.

GER

An initiative that aims to train journalists and mediapersons in sensitised reporting of gender-based violence, using modern digital storytelling tools and platforms.

#MILforWomen

This project is designed to counter online disinformation by increasing media and information literacy (MIL) in women in Pakistan.

GNMI IMPACT

RECENT PROGRAMS

Gendered Disinformation And Women in Media

Countering Disinformation And Promoting Ethical Journalism

Social Media News Gathering Workshop at Sindh University

FEATURED PROGRAMS

For a night of insight and humour, Shafaat Ali arrived at Media Baithak to a room jam packed with an anticipating audience.

Laughing Our Way To Peace 2

16 Days of Activism is a phenomenon that has been in the global narrative since 1992 and was launched by Rutgers University.

16 Days of Activism: The many faces of gender-based violence and the fight for change

Society is a reflection of film and film is a symptom of society, that is the message that actor and model Sana Fakhar led the conversation with.

Dialogue and Performance: Peace In Motion

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