CJTP

Skilling multilingual community journalists across Australia

CMTO are collaborating with 4EB to train Culturally and Linguistically Diverse broadcasters in community journalism skills.  CMTO’s Community Journalism Training Project (CJTP) is a free 5-week online learning course focusing on community journalism.  The course is designed to empower community broadcasters with the skills, knowledge and confidence to work as community journalists. With 4EB, we …

Skilling multilingual community journalists across Australia Read More

Student Success: Community Journalists Share Their Stories

CMTO’s Community Journalism Training Project is empowering broadcasters through online and face to face training in community journalism skills. Throughout 2021, CMTO delivered three rounds of the six-week online course, Introduction to Journalism In Community Media, developed in partnership with Griffith University and supported by the Collier Foundation via the Community Broadcasting Foundation.  During each …

Student Success: Community Journalists Share Their Stories Read More

Skilling-up Community Journalists Across Australia

A group of passionate community broadcasters with a keen interest in stories that matter to their local communities, have just graduated from CMTO’s six-week Introduction to Journalism In Community Media online course. Throughout the course, participants from across the country, recorded interviews, crafted a news bulletin and pitched a current affairs story.  They also attended webinars …

Skilling-up Community Journalists Across Australia Read More

Starting in AUG 2021: Introduction to Journalism in Community Media

Who is the course for? The Introduction to Journalism in Community Media online course is designed to develop the skills and experience of community broadcasters who are interested in journalism, news and storytelling. The course is suitable for experienced broadcasters or those who have no prior experience/formal qualifications in journalism. What is covered? Community journalism …

Starting in AUG 2021: Introduction to Journalism in Community Media Read More

WEBINAR: Basics of Community Journalism

Webinar: Basics of Community Journalism 11:00am (AEDT) 19 January 2021 Community Journalism empowers broadcasters to share the stories that matter most to their community. It provides an antidote to the dominance of current media moguls that threaten both the independence of journalism and the voices in our local communities. This webinar will: Explore what community …

WEBINAR: Basics of Community Journalism Read More

Skilling First Nations Broadcasters in Sports Media

Skilling First Nations Broadcasters in Sports Media The CMTO has officially wrapped up our first Sports Broadcasting Project in collaboration with First Nations Media Australia (FNMA) & Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC). The CMTO designed and hosted a mentoring program for eight First Nations participants who were teamed up with mentors from the ABC and guided through all things Sports Broadcasting, from Commentating …

Skilling First Nations Broadcasters in Sports Media Read More

Podcasting and News Production at the 20th Remote Indigenous Media Festival

The 20th Remote Indigenous Media Festival is set to be hosted by First Nations Media Australia (FNMA) on Thursday Island from 22nd – 27th of September. Joining the line-up of industry experts are CMTO Trainers, Mikaela Ford, Tony Collins and Luke Pearson. The trio will be delivering exciting content in the realm of podcasting and …

Podcasting and News Production at the 20th Remote Indigenous Media Festival Read More

Mobile reporting & Citizen Journalism

CMTO Trainers have been discussing tools and apps community media volunteers can use to be mobile reporters and citizen journalists. CMTO Trainer Bronwen Loden attended Podcamp in Canada a few years back, an informal conference about citizen journalism and DIY media. “A presenter from Vericoder was there talking about their mobile journalism applications,” Bronwen says. …

Mobile reporting & Citizen Journalism Read More

Contact
Scroll to Top
Scroll to Top