The Greek Association for Atlantic and European Cooperation in partnership with The Fund for American Studies takes pride in presenting the 2nd annual Euro-Med Journalism Institute (EMJI) in Athens, Greece from September 29 – October 7, 2007. The Fund for American Studies seeks qualified journalists to attend the Euro-Med Journalism Institute.
You can assist us in recruiting outstanding candidates to apply for the Institute. Those selected to attend EMJI will receive a generous scholarship. Each EMJI participant will be required to pay a minimum of 150 Euros.
EMJI was developed in response to a growing recognition that journalists must be empowered with the knowledge and skills needed to report on a variety of political economic and cultural and religious issues. EMJI is the premier program for young journalists. Journalists will have the opportunity to participate in social and networking activities while fostering new professional relationships.
The Institute curriculum emphasizes how to understand the role of a free press in promoting the values of a free society and accurately report on international, political, and economic conflicts.
Journalists can apply online at www.tfasinternational.org. The EMJI website is the best resource for information and communication. The website provides information detailing the Institute's academic and admission procedures and it also enables applicants to check their application status online.
Applicants are encouraged to apply before the final deadline of July 15, 2007. Should you have any questions about the program please email emji@tfas.org or education@gaaec.org
