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.
Defamation: Justice Latchoo’s key points of concern for working journalists
“(Defamation is where) a shameful action is attributed to a man, a shameful character, a shameful course of action, or a shameful condition.
MATT members eligible for ANSA McAL Rewards Card
MATT will continue to uphold the Fourth Estate and where possible, engage offers that provide health and economic support for our members.
Four journalists honoured in 2020 national awards
Four journalists were awarded national awards at this year’s awards for the year 2020 on March 07, 2022.
Bad Mouth: Justice Latchoo in conversation about defamation – March 05
Justice Latchoo is the author of the text “Newsroom Law, a legal guide for Commonwealth Caribbean journalists,’’ published by UWI Press.