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09-02-2012 Training Schedule 2012 |
| Planned Trainings for 2012 in Southeast Asia Released To see the 2012 training program please go to the Training Section of this website. Detailed schedules will be released as soon as finalized. Enter Training Section here |
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09-01-2012 Call for Support |
| Call for Donations: Help PECOJON Provide Support to Journalist Victims of the Flood Disaster, Southern PhilippinesOn December 17, 2011 a flashflood hit the Southern Philippine island of Mindanao and created destruction and devastation. Authorities count between 600 and 800 dead, houses got washed away by the flood and mud. The most strongly affected areas are Cagayan De Oro and Iligan.
| PECOJON works in the Philippines for more than seven years. We represent about a thousand journalists in Asia, who try to contribute to the transformation of conflicts in the region with conflict sensitive journalism and high quality reporting. Often their work involves high risks and even threats to their lives.
The flash flood in the Philippine South has affected many of them. They lost their houses and all of their belongings. Water and food are short, they lack shelter and medical aid.
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09-01-2012 Review CSJ-SEA Program 2011 |
| 2011 Review: Conflict Sensitive Journalism in Southeast Asia Training Program (CSJ-SEA) Also in 2011 PECOJON continued its flagship program in Southeast Asia with eight events in the Philippines and Indonesia.
One more course on Handling Stress and Trauma has been conducted in each of the two countries aiming at equipping journalists with better skills to cope with stress and traumatic experiences. In the last two years a group of peer supporters has been formed in the Philippines to support fellow journalists in situations where things run havoc and emotional support is needed to cope with stressful and traumatic events.
Also in Indonesia now a group begins to form and will begin their training next year.
In September Philippine journalists and editors gathered for another CSJ1 course at the Bee Farm in Bohol.The training provided exchange between young reporters and experienced editors and a chance to bring more clarity into recent stories and issues about the complex political and economic landscape of the country. |
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