Daily Trust Foundation Launches Journalism Academy Initiative
The Daily Trust Foundation launched the DTF Journalism Academy to promote ethical and digital journalism in Nigeria. Malam Bilya Bala, Chairman of the Foundation, announced the initiative on Tuesday, stating it aims to address critical gaps in the media industry through structured and accessible professional training.
The academy was developed from lessons learned during multi-year grants from the MacArthur Foundation, which highlighted weaknesses in investigative reporting and digital journalism. Bala noted that misinformation and declining public trust in journalism necessitate ongoing professional development.
The Foundation has already implemented capacity-building programs benefiting over 2,000 participants from media organizations and civil society. The DTF Digital Academy, an online platform, offers modular courses for self-paced learning.
The Foundation plans to provide tailored training, strengthen partnerships, and organize workshops on emerging issues. The academy features a multimedia-equipped training hall for both in-person and virtual learning.
Mr. Dapo Olorunyomi, Publisher of Premium Times, praised the initiative as vital for addressing the journalism industry's professional development needs.
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