12.01.2012
As the reconstruction of Haiti continues two years after the country's devastating earthquake, a group of journalist students highlight the need and value of investigative reporting
17.11.2011
The International Center for Journalists (ICFJ) and International Media Support (IMS) are pleased to announce Haiti's first Fund for Investigative Journalism in Haiti (FIJH). The goal of the fund is to instill a culture of investigative reporting, and provide the financial means for journalists to do investigations
16.11.2011
Journalism education in Haiti is weak with the main driving forces limited to a generalised humanities faculty at the State University and a UNESCO-supported master's programme in journalism at the private-run Quisqueya University
28.08.2011
Since the earthquake last year, the media landscape in Haiti has changed dramatically. Here, 18 months later, IMS takes a look at the progress of Haiti's biggest national daily newspaper
12.08.2011
A group of Haitian journalism students recently investigated the so-called Cash for Work programmes in Port-au-Prince and found that some workers pay a high price for their salary