One of Arena’s core goals is to share knowledge on our particular fields in journalism, the innovative, collaborative and cross-border journalism in Europe. We do this on both practical and theoretical level – from hands-on coaching and teaching of journalists involved in an investigation to speaking at conferences and contributing to academic papers.
Our core areas are:
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- Cross-border investigative journalism – history and background
- The cross-border mindset and method (from 1-hour inspirational talk to 3-day course)
- Entrepreneurial journalism
- Building cross-border journalistic networks
- Trouble-shooting in journalistic international collaborations
- Fundraising for innovative journalism
Do you need training, talks or other input in these fields? Don’t hesitate to contact us.
Recent teaching and training assignments:
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- 1-year part-time teaching of the cross-border mindset and method at Gothenburg University (2020-21)
- Center for Investigative Journalism (CIJ) Summer School London on cross-border method (2019)
- Danish School of Journalism, teaching international class on cross-border collaborative journalism (2019)
- Central European University – EU-supported cross-border training project for journalists from the Western Balkans (2019-20)
- European Press Prize – master class on networked journalism (2019)
Recent talks and lectures:
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- Hearing in the Danish parliament: Why is there not more news on the EU in the media? (2019)
- Hearing in the European Commission on Media Literacy in Europe on the emerging interactive journalism in Europe (2019)
- The International Journalism Festival (Perugia, Italy) on surmounting bias by practicing cross-border journalism and about the need to experiment in order to develop new digital tools (2019)
- European Journalism Training Association annual meeting – keynote on bringing cross-border journalism into journalism training (2019)
- M100 Sanssouci Potsdam meeting, an annual gathering of editors, publishers and senior journalists, on innovative journalism. (2019)