Consequences of climate change in Guinea

About 2 days ago

Le mardi 23 avril à 12h15 au CFJM, Caroline Vuillemin, directrice générale de la Fondation Hirondelle, participera à une table ronde « Journalisme et climat : en fait-on trop » organisée par le CFJM et le Club suisse de la presse. La crise climatique prend une place de plus en plus importante dans l'actualité. Est-ce justifié ? Comment la presse aborde-t-elle ces questions ? Comment maintenir l'intérêt du public ? Les journalistes sont-ils suffisamment formés et informés ? Peut-on parler d'écologie sans militantisme, ni jugement moral ? Comment garantir la fiabilité des sources ? 👉 Inscrivez-vous pour y assister en présentiel : https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScMvnMaAMM-zmp3FP01jOIOVN3Ak11gZXJHLGQ--NtBn0q6KA/viewform Le Temps / L'illustré / Terre&Nature / 24 heures / RADIO TELEVISION SUISSE (RTS)

About 2 days ago

Les trois médias de la Fondation Hirondelle au Sahel, Studio Kalangou - Fondation Hirondelle, Studio Tamani - Fondation Hirondelle et Studio Yafa - Fondation Hirondelle, se sont intéressés aux défis liés à l’éducation dans leur dernière coproduction. L’accès à l’éducation dans la région a connu de nets progrès au cours des quinze dernières années : le nombre d’inscriptions dans l’enseignement primaire a presque doublé. Néanmoins, aujourd’hui, les multiples crises auxquelles font face les pays du Sahel accentuent les défis et mettent en péril les acquis en termes de scolarisation des enfants et des jeunes. Comment se présente la situation actuelle des écoles au Sahel ? 👇 #éducation #Sahel #Mali #BurkinaFaso #Niger

About 3 days ago

Next weekend, Jacqueline Dalton, head of editorial content at Fondation Hirondelle, and Clare Lyons, editor of Doh Athan - Our Voice, will be taking part in a panel on journalism in exile at the International Journalism Festival. More information 👉 https://www.journalismfestival.com/programme/2024/crossroads-of-journalism-in-exile #ijf24

About 6 days ago

The #ICForumCH on "What is peace?", highlighted the importance of transparent and accessible information, critical dialogue and trust for sustainable peace. The thematic session on “How to overcome violence”, chaired by Laurent Goetschel, Director of swisspeace, gave the chance to three organizations working in the field of dialogue and peace mediation to share their recommendations for transparent and honest communication to build trust, essential for peacebuilding and conflict transformation. Here is a quick overview of the panelist closing statements : Adam Lupel, Vice President International Peace Institute, stressed that Generative AI marks the beginning of a new era for disinformation that should be taken very seriously. Governments, media organisations, tech companies and civil society must collaborate to create a multi-layered proactive strategy to counter the spread of false information. Caroline Vuillemin, Director General of Fondation Hirondelle, highlighted that we have to be very careful with top-down narrative. Fact-based information is key to build trust between diverse stakeholders and ensure better outcomes. Strong local and independent journalism can offer spaces for inclusive and fair dialogue. Andrea Cairola, Advisor for Communication and Information UNESCO, recalled the role of access to information and freedom of expression; of enabling free and pluralist media, as well as safety of journalists; and presented the innovative approach of the Social Media4Peace project in building resilience to potential harmful content spread online, and the Guidelines for the Governance of Digital Platforms. #Media and #Peace processes 👉 https://www.hirondelle.org/en/our-news/2036-media-and-mediation-our-position #Social #Media4peace 👉 https://www.unesco.org/en/tags/social-media-4-peace Guideline for the Governance of Digital Platforms 👉 https://www.unesco.org/en/internet-trust/guidelin

About 7 days ago

Join us this afternoon (15:20-16:50) online or in #Basel for an insightful discussion on "Narratives to overcome violence" with Adam Lupel, Vice President International Peace Institute (IPI); Andrea Cairola, Advisor Section for Freedom of Expression and Safety of Journalists, UNESCO; and Caroline Vuillemin, Director General Fondation Hirondelle #ICForumCH #Peace 👉 https://icforum.swiss/programme

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