The Asian Institute of Journalism and Communication has been contracted by the UNESCO Philippines National Commission (UNACOM) to design and produce the latter’s  website.

Nearing completion, the UNACOM website speaks of how  it works with partners to build pillars of peace, address poverty, and promote dialogue among countries and cultures. More than presenting its objectives, functions and programs, the UNACOM website seeks to engage the public in its efforts in the areas of education, sciences, culture and communication through a venue where people could easily access and immediately interact.

The UNACOM website will be operated by the AIJC webmaster.

AIJC Conducts Trainings

Professionals in top and middle management continue to avail themselves of various training programs designed and conducted by the Asian Institute of Journalism and Communication.

AIJC alumnus discusses newspapers’ importance at UPLB symposium

What is the importance of newspapers and how do they help shape people’s lives and society? Are newspapers a reflection of a nation “talking to itself”? How does each section of the newspaper, from the editorial, editorial cartoon, and obituaries to entertainment page help social historians explore and analyze social trends and issues of the day? What are the challenges facing printed newspapers in this age of new information technology?

AIJC family congratulates

The AIJC family congratulates  former professor Joey Alagaran who has been chosen member of the Editorial Review Board of Journal of Distance Education published by British Columbia Institute of Technology based in British Columbia, Canada.

AIJC has completed a study on policies on information access and transparency which was commissioned by UNESCO Philippines.

The study made an inventory and analysis of national policies on access to information and transparency formulated and implemented by government primarily since democracy was restored in 1986.