Asia Pacific Journalism Centre
APJC | Asia Pacific Journalism Centre
87104643656
VIC 3054
apjc.org.au
The Asia Pacific Journalism Centre
The Asia Pacific Journalism Centre (APJC) is an independent, not-for-profit news media development organization based in Melbourne, Australia. It was established in 2003 with the mission of helping media professionals in the Asia Pacific region share professional knowledge and build capacity in a changing media landscape. The APJC recognizes that news media are influenced by broader societal transformations such as globalization, digital technology advancements, and evolving relationships between government, media, and society.
Mission and Objectives
APJC’s core mission is to support the development of robust, independent, and informed journalism in the Asia Pacific region. The organization believes media development plays a critical role as a tool for economic and social development in the developing world. It focuses on programs that enhance journalistic skills and foster international dialogue among media professionals.
Programs and Activities
The Centre’s initiatives primarily fall into two broad categories:
- Professional development programs for journalists across the Asia Pacific to improve the quality and independence of reporting.
- International exchange programs that encourage collaboration and understanding among journalists from different countries in the region.
A notable activity is the China-Australia Journalist Exchange program, which resumed in 2023, involving senior Australian journalists visiting China to engage with government officials, business leaders, media executives, and academics. These exchanges focus on economic, political, and governance issues relevant to both countries, facilitating deeper insights and bilateral media cooperation.
Impact and Reach
Since its inception, APJC has worked with over 1,000 media professionals throughout the Asia Pacific, promoting quality journalism and cross-cultural communication. The Centre collaborates with like-minded international organizations to strengthen media capacities region-wide.
Organizational Structure
As a registered not-for-profit entity in Australia, the Asia Pacific Journalism Centre operates with a small team based in Melbourne. Its work is supported through partnerships and funding from various sources dedicated to media development.
Summary
The Asia Pacific Journalism Centre plays an important role in fostering journalism development in one of the world's most dynamic and diverse regions. By facilitating professional growth and international journalist exchanges, APJC contributes to the promotion of free, informed, and responsible media that supports democratic societies across the Asia Pacific.
Legal Information
- ABN: 87 104 643 656 RR 0001
- Established: 2003
- Location: Melbourne, Australia
This article is based on information provided by the Asia Pacific Journalism Centre and related sources.
[1] https://www.apjc.org.au [2] https://www.devex.com/organizations/asia-pacific-journalism-centre-57522 [3] https://www.acnc.gov.au/charity/charities/7f09ed7c-38af-e811-a961-000d3ad24182 [4] https://www.developmentaid.org/organizations/view/62638/asia-pacific-journalism-centre [5] https://www.aph.gov.au/~/media/wopapub/house/committee/jfadt/indonesia/subs/subindo123_pdf.ashx
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Poslední komentáře
Incredible to see the APJC bridging connections between journalists and leaders across nations! 🌏✨ This kind of collaboration is so important for fostering understanding and promoting quality journalism.detail |
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I'm inspired by the APJC's commitment to empowering journalists and enhancing media capacity in developing countries. Together, we can amplify voices that need to be heard! 📣💪detail |
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V okolí
4.5
VIC 3054
O společnosti
- A30, A33 -
APJC Asia Pacific Journalism Centre Five senior Australian journalists visit China on first postCOVID exchange APJCs China journalist exchange is back on track with five senior Australian journalists travelling to China in October 2023 for talks with government business media and academic leaders. Journalists study clean energy developments in China The 2019 China Australia Journalist Exchange gave five Australian journalists firsthand insights into the ChinaAustralia economic relationship as well as Chinese responses to environmental challenges. Video discussion journalists concerned over threat from criminal law TimorLeste journalists have raised concerns over the use of criminal law to deal with defamation matters in a video discussion with Australian colleagues. Chinese editors explore changing economic relationship with Australia A group of senior Chinese editors and directors explored challenges to bilateral economic relations and the state of Australias media sector in an APJChosted visit to Sydney and Melbourne.
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