MIC participates in panel introducing Media Viability Accelerator
The Media Viability Accelerator is a model public-private partnership that will help keep independent media outlets around the world financially sustainable.
MATT attends 11th ACM Biennial General Assembly
MATT's Kandace Jackson successfully nominated CNC3’s Soyini Grey as the Assistant General Secretary.
TT journalist Soyini Grey elected to ACM executive
Grey is a multi-media journalist from Trinidad and Tobago.
Interview with the Minister of Communications on Press Freedom
Minister of Communications Symon de Nobrega discussed press freedom in the wake of the controversial decision to limit attendance at press conferences at the Diplomatic Centre.
Media Institute of the Caribbean launches Access to Information (ATI) Help Desk and Advocacy Toolkit
The Tool Kit is a repository of information, including recommended steps for lobbying for laws in countries where they do not exist.
Media invited to attend Adolescent Mental Health briefing
As a result of research conducted nationally, the Adolescent Mental Health Project is focused on supporting young people in the area of Mental Health.
To Be or Not To Be – A discussion of public procurement law in TT
Public procurement has the potential to influence global supply chains in a positive or negative way.
Media invited to two-day HIV reporting workshop
The event hopes to build a sustainable partnership with the media to act as advocates for change.
Talking through trauma – The journalism story
Professor Gerard Hutchinson leads a conversation this Saturday about mental health issues faced by working journalists, particularly in the wake of the pandemic.
Guardian Media, MIC support MATT’s effort to bring “Newsroom Law” to journalists
Journalists in T&T, as watchdogs of democracy, have long been subject to litigation and threats of libel and defamation by those we hold to account.