After the ‘documentary script writing’ training in May 2009 Kurdsat asked Nafiss Nia to give an on-the-job training about making reportage's. Nafiss opened her 7-day training on November 1 for eight participants.
The course will focus on the research, interview and the whole process of making a vivid reportage. The first two days the theory will be discussed, after that the participants will shoot their own reportage.
The first part of IMCK workshop on Knowledge Awareness of Oil and Gas finishes in Kalar Ali Ghazi from Nature Iraq explains how oil and gas impact on the environment and IMCK journalism trainer Khaled Suleiman helps the journalists develop story ideas. Part 2 of the workshop is in Sulaymaniya in December. Experts on oil and gas will give information to help journalists become more specialized on the topic.
In order to raise awareness among journalists of the importance of minorities in Iraq and Kurdistan, IMCK has started its first (out of three) workshop(s) on minorities in Iraq. Journalist, writer and trainer Sa’ad Salloum opens the first session by introducing the journalists to the different topics that are related to the rich diversity that can be found in Iraq's ethnic, cultural and religious landscape. Most of the participant are, besides journalist, belonging to a minority group themselves. At this first day, Sa'ad has lectured on, inter alia, the complexities and problems of minorities in Iraq, minorities rights in Iraqi law and the possible implications of the International Human Rights Declaration. >IMCK likes to thank the British Foreign & Common Wealth Office and the British Embassy in Iraq for funding this workshop<
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