Events

During two full days, using participatory and reflective methods, we will look at ourselves and our own experiences to see how they have shaped us as journalistic and civil society actors. This way, we will find ways to do better documentation and reporting on the topic of migration.

The session focuses on the challenges that CSOs often face in their work within the field of media and communication, focusing on two issues in particular:

تنظم مؤسسة ماجد أبو شرار الإعلامية بالتعاون مع Project SOMEONE (جامعة كونكورديا/كندا) دورة للشباب في لبنان بعنوان "المواطنة الرقمية/مكافحة خطاب الكراهية على الانترنت".

The Peace of Art NGO and Arts academy is honored to invite you to the closing ceremony of “Art against Discrimination” A project funded by the European Endowment for Democracy . The event’s program includes: Introduction about the initiative and the importance of Peace of Art role in Bekaa Region. Musical performance by Peace of Art’s Band. Speech delivered by EED’s representative. Speech delivered by the founder of Peace of Art, Dr. Mehdi Yehya. Photo exhibition by “Art against Discrimination” participants. Projection of the Short Film produced by ‘Art against Discrimination’...

تنظم مؤسسة ماجد أبو شرار الاعلامية بتمويل من مؤسسة التعاون دورة صحفية تأسيسية للشباب في المخيمات والتجمعات الفلسطينية في لبنان بعنوان "دليل عملي الى أساسيات الصحافة" تقدمها الصحافية سناء الخوري.

2 days workshop, for persons with a journalistic experience and anyone working with refugees and migration, in particular those in communication or documentation, to reflect on your own perspectives, develop better understandings of migration in Lebanon, and find ways to do better reporting on the topic.

The Lebanese Sociological Association (LSA, supported by the International Sociological Association), in collaboration with Jadaliyya/ASI, Lebanon Support, and the Sociology, Anthropology and Media Studies Department at American University of Beirut (AUB), is organising a two-day workshop on the topic of social movements in the Arab region, with a special focus on two countries that did not directly witness the Arab Uprisings:  Lebanon and Iraq.