PNG Investigative Reporting and Personal Skills Workshop
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| Madang workshop participants study their colleagues' personal profiles | ||
| Investigating reporting exercise, at Loloata Island, with Peter Niesi | The Loloata Island group, with instructors Steve Tanner (left) and John Wallace in back row | |
| At the request of the Media Council of PNG (MCPNG), the Asia Pacific Journalism Centre (APJC), supported by CDI, designed and delivered two workshops for media practitioners in Port Moresby and Madang. The workshops focused on strengthening the skills of PNG journalists in attacking corruption and promoting good governance in their country. These workshops combined training in assertiveness and other personal communication skills with the techniques of investigative reporting. This initiative compliments three other PNG governance related media workshops supported by CDI and designed and delivered by John Wallace. The training team comprised John Wallace, Program Director of APJC, Dr Steve Tanner of the School of Media, Communication and Culture at Murdoch University and Robyn Wallace, an educational management consultant specialising in affirmative action and mentoring programs. Report pdf | rtf School of Media, Communication and Culture, MU |
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| Participants practise assertive behaviour at the Madang workshop on Investigative Reporting and Personal Skills | ||
