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If you’re here because of media research and similar endeavors, you came to the right place. Materials from PMFI’s initiatives are available here for you to peruse and download at your convenience.
If you’re here because of media research and similar endeavors, you came to the right place. Materials from PMFI’s initiatives are available here for you to peruse and download at your convenience.
Here are relevant materials for journalists, media professionals, and communicators to help improve your craft and guide you towards better reporting and storytelling. Some are not directly produced by PMFI but permission has been obtained for them to be made available for common use.
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Read, watch, and listen to the diverse narratives from our numerous training and fellowship programs since 2002. Journalists, media professionals, young reporters and storytellers from the Philippines and Asia developed these stories.
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A tool for journalists and storytellers by Reporting ASEAN's Johanna Son (illustrations by Chan Thinh). This 44-page tool focuses on the concepts and terms that a journalist, or any communicator will find handy for reportage, analysis, and further inquiry into today's most urgent stories - the climate emergency and the sustainability crisis. The project is implemented by Reporting ASEAN Sustainability Series project, hosted by PMFI and supported by the Heinrich Boll Foundation Southeast Asia.
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A booklet developed by PMFI in 2004 on reporting on sexuality and reproductive health-related concerns on television. Supported by the Ford Foundation.
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KNN Youth and Facilitators helped in the development of the booklet.
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“Ano ang tama sa taba?: Fast facts about fats" by KLAIRE TING AND NICA HANOPOL, Video Producers/Multimedia Reporters, Vera Files (June 1, 2021)
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"Trans fat Video Series with Social Media Influencers." by JOEL CONTRIVIDA, Video Producer/Journalist, DYPR Palawan VIDEO (series of 3 segments): (June12) 4.10 mins, (Jun 19) 2.34 mins, (Jun 26) 3.20 mins/total 10 mins, 4 sec Aired on the DYPR Palawan Facebook Page: June 9, 12, and 26, 2021
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"Trans fat Video Series with Social Media Influencers." by JOEL CONTRIVIDA, Video Producer/Journalist, DYPR Palawan VIDEO (series of 3 segments): (June12) 4.10 mins, (Jun 19) 2.34 mins, (Jun 26) 3.20 mins/total 10 mins, 4 sec Aired on the DYPR Palawan Facebook Page: June 9, 12, and 26, 2021
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"Trans fat Video Series with Social Media Influencers." by JOEL CONTRIVIDA, Video Producer/Journalist, DYPR Palawan VIDEO (series of 3 segments): (June12) 4.10 mins, (Jun 19) 2.34 mins, (Jun 26) 3.20 mins/total 10 mins, 4 sec Aired on the DYPR Palawan Facebook Page: June 9, 12, and 26, 2021
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Online application form for the PMFI Internship Program.
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The Nagbabagang Kuwento: Covering a Smoke Free Ph Media Fellowship Cycle 5 is a program that provides media practitioners with the opportunity and support to produce media stories that are focused on tobacco control and contribute to the discourse on a smoke-free Philippine environment. The program has been implemented by the Probe Media Foundation Inc. (PMFI) since 2016 with the support of the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids (CTFK). Filipino journalists and media practitioners working in print, television, radio, online/multimedia, podcasting, audio and video production (freelance or employed) are invited to apply for support for stories that have a focus on the many concerns related to the Philippine smoke-free environment. This may relate to health, regulations and policies (smoke-free bill), lifestyle, nature and environment, education, youth, business, economy, COVID-19, and other aspects.
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PMFI launched a study entitled "Probing the Key Skills of the 21st Century Pinoy Media Practitioner." We hope to identify the essential competencies and attributes needed by beginning journalists and media practitioners to work and survive in today's media environment. The study is based on the Poynter Institute for Media Studies "Future of Journalists Competencies Survey" and "Core Skills for the Future Journalist" by Finberg and Klinger (2014). PMFI hopes to use the results to contribute to further conversations towards the creation of innovative interventions that prepare aspiring media practitioners for a future career in the profession. We seek respondents who work, teach, or study in media and communication-related fields. The survey is for Filipino journalists, content creators, communication officers, media and communication teachers, and students enrolled in media and communication courses. We invite you to respond to our online questionnaire.
If you're curious about PMFI and how we can work together, do call or email us. You can also head over to our partnership page for more options.