Blurred Lines: A Media Ethics Course for Indian Journalists

 

Indian journalists are a part of a global community of media professionals who, on a daily basis, keep their readership informed, hold us all accountable, filter fact from fiction, and unmask false narratives masquerading as truth. A key part of the mediaâ₏™s reliability in performing these services is credibility, which itself relies on adherence to an ethical code. U.S. Consulate General Hyderabad seeks proposals for the co-development of a media ethics course to provide a baseline understanding of the international industry standards media should strive to meet, including: accuracy, honesty, transparency, impartiality, and accountability. A complete proposal will include planning and executing a three-day workshop for the co-designers to deliver a condensed version of the course to communications and journalism faculty of universities in our consular district for their consideration of course adoption. (Please refer full announcement for details).

Deleted 09/06/2015 (Archived.) H-NOFO-16-04 Agency: Department of State
Office: U.S. Mission to India Cooperative Agreement 1 08/07/2015 This program does not have cost sharing or matching requirements. Grant Applications Manager,
U.S. Consulate, Hyderabad https://in.usembassy.gov/embassy-consulates/hyderabad/ HYDGrantApplications@state.gov $25,000.00 Awards range from $20,000.00 to $25,000.00