National Union of Journalists of Ukraine
News Of The Week
February 6 – 12, 2023
Ahead of the one-year anniversary of the Russian invasion of Ukraine on February 24, IFJ Deputy General Secretary Jeremy Dear, who is co-ordinating the IFJ/EFJ’s emergency response to the situation in Ukraine, shares the successes and challenges of a year of unwavering work to support our local affiliates and Ukrainian journalists on the ground, and the urgent need to raise more funds in the midst of a war that drags on.
Starting December 2022, the Pylyp Orlyk Institute for Democracy launched a series of master classes aimed at training fixers. The other day, the Dnipro Journalists’ Solidarity Center of the National Union of Journalists of Ukraine (NUJU) hosted the event. It was there that the master class entitled Ukrainian Fixers: Local Context and Global Challenges took place.
A master class from a cycle entitled Ukrainian Fixers: Local Context and Global Challenges, organized with the assistance of Pylyp Orlyk Institute for Democracy, has been held at the Zaporizhzhia Journalists’ Solidarity Center of the National Union of Journalists of Ukraine (NUJU).
The latest issue of the Zmiyivskyi Kuriyer, a popular newspaper published in the town of Zmiyiv in the Kharkiv Region, was published thanks to the financial support of the National Union of Journalists of Ukraine (NUJU) and foreign benefactors.
During the war, it becomes increasingly difficult to get along with the closest people, who are separated not only by distance, but also by borders between countries. How to get out of this ordeal, preserving family relations and psychological balance during forced separation from relatives?
Visti Vodolazhchyny is the only printed source of information in two front-line communities – the Nova Vodolaha and Starovirivka ones.
The digest was prepared as part of the project entitled Support and Development of the Network of Journalists' Solidarity Centers in Ukraine to Improve Media Safety and Rights implemented by the National Union of Journalists of Ukraine with the support of the International Federation of Journalists and UNESCO.
Journalists’ Solidarity Centers are an initiative of the National Union of Journalists of Ukraine implemented with the support of the International and EuropeanFederations of Journalists, as well as UNESCO. The initiative is aimed at helping mediarepresentatives working in Ukraine during the war. The centers operate in Kyiv, Lviv,Ivano-Frankivsk, Chernivtsi, Zaporizhzhia, Dnipro and provide journalists withorganizational, technical, legal, psychological, and other types of assistance.
