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IARJAsia: Indonesian journalism conference highlighted ideas, peers, way forward
Our Indonesian conference beautifully accomplished one of the key goals of our organization, which is to work with global peers to raise awareness of the…
IARJ member Bhavya Srivastava, a journalist from India, is a 2018 KAICIID Fellow. He writes about the hopes for peacemaking among his colleagues in a recent training…
Two of IARJ's most active members, Executive Director Endy Bayuni from Indonesia and Waqar Gillani from Pakistan, met with journalists from the tiny Asian nation…
Here is a six-minute video of IARJ conference participants from 15 countries visiting one of Indonesia's distinctive Muslim boarding schools on the final day of our 2017…
IARJ Chair Douglas Todd reports on a visit to one of Indonesia's distinctive Muslim boarding schools by participants at the IARJ's 2017…
IARJ member and contributing writer Rachel Kohn, an Australian journalist, reports on a fascinating panel featuring representatives of minority religious…
IARJ Chair Douglas Todd reports on the upcoming global conference in Jakarta, Indonesia, focusing on the challenges of covering religion in this complex region of the world. Most…
St. Nicholas is one of the world's most popular Christian saints and some Christians are promoting celebration of his December feast day as an alternative to the overly…
Two veteran journalists—U.S.-based David Crumm and Germany-based Maria-Paz Lopez—provide helpful tips to journalists planning to cover the 500th anniversary year of…
The most important holidays in the Jewish calendar are coming in early October: Rosh Hashanah (the Jewish New Year) and Yom Kippur. Joe Grimm of the Michigan State University School of…
