Your coverage and understanding of the pandemic.
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The course is offered in English, Arabic,įrench, Portuguese, Russian and Spanish and is self-directed.(Chinese and Hindi self-directed versions are also in the works and will be posted here in the coming months.) The course is free and available to journalists who are interested in acquiring new knowledge and resources to improve The Knight Center for Journalism in the Americas - helps journalists to improve their coverage of the pandemic. Produced in collaboration with the WHO, UNESCO and UNDP, this course - created by the University of Texas-Austin and Journalism in a pandemic: Covering COVID-19 now and in the future - A self-directed course for journalists
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Regions around the world speak about professional challenges on reporting on COVID-19 inequitable access to information, and global contexts for journalists covering new developments around the pandemic.
The modules cover disinformation and evolving data mutations and variants and vaccines and medications. Health and science experts and journalists from different The course is divided into three modules, each including a video, transcript and readings. This Webinar also addresses ways to combat disinformation. That reporters and editors must consider when informing the public about COVID-19. The Webinar discusses ways to improve press coverage of the pandemic, and fundamental issues It is based on a multilingual webinar titled “Variants, Vaccines and Medications: What journalists need to know to improve COVID-19Ĭoverage,” which took place in January 2022, and featured three panels of renowned science and health journalists and medical experts. This self-directed course is for Journalists wanting to improve news coverage of the COVID-19 global pandemic. This webinar is a collaboration between University of Texas at Austin’s Knight Center for Journalism in the Americas, UNESCO’s Multi-Donor Programme on Freedom of Expression and Safety of Journalists and WHO.Īvailable in Spanish, Portuguese, French and Arabic Webinar: Variants, vaccines and medications: What journalists need to know to improve COVID-19 coverage However, all course materials, such as the Leadership Lecture recordings and resources, and the Learning Resources, are openly accessible. Jointly designed by the WHO Regional Office for the Eastern Mediterranean (WHO/EMRO) together with the United Nations Systems Staff College (UNSSC), this programme was designed for WHO representatives and senior leaders of Ministries of Health in the Eastern Mediterranean region. The Leadership Programme on Epidemic and Pandemic Preparedness and Response addresses these stressors and provides insights from a variety of top-notch experts in the field. During the response phase of a health crisis like COVID-19, public health leaders work under stressful conditions to save lives, build and sustain the morale of their teams, engage with diverse partners and communicate confidently - and yet they are expected to maintain a strategic focus at all times. The COVID-19 pandemic is an embodiment of this reality. WHO EMRO/UNSSC Leadership Programme on Epidemic and Pandemic Preparedness and Response - COVID-19 Pandemic CohortĮpidemics and pandemics pose unique challenges to public health leaders.
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