Jeraa – Journalism Education & Research Association of Australia

JERAA calls on Meta to stop blocking Canadians from receiving news on Facebook and Instagram

COMMENTARY: News Corp’s policy on the separation of news and comment contradicts a core Press Council principle

World Press Freedom Day 2023: One Goliath is wounded but challenges remain

JERAA attends Press Freedom Roundtable

Trevor Cullen: JERAA Life Member

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Christine Kearney wins 2022 JERAA Award for Outstanding Teaching in a Journalism Program

Ossie Awards

Scout Wallen wins 2022 Journalism Student of the Year

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World Press Freedom Day 2022

Ossie Awards

Reuben Spargo wins 2021 Journalism Student of Year

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Louisa Lim wins 2021 JERAA Outstanding Teaching Award

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Nadyat El Gawley and Asha Chand win 2021 JERAA Teaching Innovation Award

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JERAA calls for urgent action to support Afghan journalists

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News on community radio project wins 2021 JERAA Research Award

Dr Catriona Bonfiglioli is the 2021 Anne Dunn Scholar

It’s time for the government to walk the talk on media freedom

Attacks on journalism education are an attack on press freedom

Sustained media coverage needed on Aboriginal deaths in custody

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JERAA demands Facebook stop blocking Australians from receiving news

teaching award

RMIT Double-Hander Wins JERAA Teaching Innovation Award

Ossie Awards

Jess Malcolm wins 2020 Journalism Student of the Year

Two students win Constructive Journalism fellowships

teaching award

Sonja Heydeman wins 2020 JERAA Outstanding Teaching Award

Campuses Collaborate to Construct New Journalism

Applications open for 2020 JERAA Teaching Awards

Journalism FAQs Why study journalism? Are there jobs? And more

Listen! Reporting Black Lives Matters

In defence of journalism schools

JERAA hails Judith Neilson Institute Constructive Journalism Project

JERAA condemns Education Minister’s reckless plan to increase university fees

JERAA calls for action after Duterte’s further attacks on press freedom

JERAA calls for dropping of all contempt of court charges relating to reporting of Pell’s trial

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Celebrate the bravery of reporters during Covid-19

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Responsible journalism in a time of coronavirus

JERAA calls on Australian Government to support local newspapers

2020 Conference theme announced

JERAA Statement

JERAA commends ABC on emergency broadcasts and calls for increased funding

News Ossie Awards students

Capel-Stanley wins Journalism Student of the Year

JERAA Statement

JERAA supports exiled Vanuatu journalist

JERAA Statement

Statement on Ministerial Intervention in ARC grants, 2017-2018

Public Submission

Submission to the Australian and New Zealand Standard Research Classification Review, 2019

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Kafcaloudes wins 2019 JERAA Teaching Award

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What’s in a name? Fairfax Media merges with Nine Entertainment

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Suppression orders reveal ‘toxic relationship’ between courts and the press

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Can two dozen subs reverse the rot?

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So-called media abundance still leaves blind spots with our neighbours

JERAA Statement

Statement regarding Australian Federal Police (AFP) raids on Australian media

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An introduction to the laws of war for journalism students

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Upsurge in journalist killings coincides with World Press Freedom Day

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Australian first student national election TV broadcast

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Responsible Reporting of Violence Against Women Curriculum

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How to mojo: integrating mobile learning in journalism education

Ossie Awards

Previous winners of the Ossie Awards, dating back to 2008

JERAA Executive Statements 2018

JERAA Executive Statements 2017

JERAA Executive Statements 2016

JERAA Executive Statements 2015

JERAA Executive Statements 2014

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JERAA is dedicatedto fostering journalism research

JERAA promotesthe highest standards in journalism education

2023 JERAA Conference Community, Control, Conflict, & Crises

JournalismFAQsWhyStudyJournalism?

ossie awards recognising the best work of student journalists

JERAA calls on Meta to stop blocking Canadians from receiving news on Facebook and Instagram

COMMENTARY: News Corp’s policy on the separation of news and comment contradicts a core Press Council principle

World Press Freedom Day 2023: One Goliath is wounded but challenges remain

JERAA attends Press Freedom Roundtable

Trevor Cullen: JERAA Life Member

Christine Kearney wins 2022 JERAA Award for Outstanding Teaching in a Journalism Program

Scout Wallen wins 2022 Journalism Student of the Year

World Press Freedom Day 2022

Reuben Spargo wins 2021 Journalism Student of Year

Louisa Lim wins 2021 JERAA Outstanding Teaching Award

Nadyat El Gawley and Asha Chand win 2021 JERAA Teaching Innovation Award

JERAA calls for urgent action to support Afghan journalists

News on community radio project wins 2021 JERAA Research Award

Dr Catriona Bonfiglioli is the 2021 Anne Dunn Scholar

It’s time for the government to walk the talk on media freedom

Attacks on journalism education are an attack on press freedom

Sustained media coverage needed on Aboriginal deaths in custody

JERAA demands Facebook stop blocking Australians from receiving news

RMIT Double-Hander Wins JERAA Teaching Innovation Award

Jess Malcolm wins 2020 Journalism Student of the Year

Two students win Constructive Journalism fellowships

Sonja Heydeman wins 2020 JERAA Outstanding Teaching Award

Campuses Collaborate to Construct New Journalism

Applications open for 2020 JERAA Teaching Awards

Journalism FAQs Why study journalism? Are there jobs? And more

Listen! Reporting Black Lives Matters

In defence of journalism schools

JERAA hails Judith Neilson Institute Constructive Journalism Project

JERAA condemns Education Minister’s reckless plan to increase university fees

JERAA calls for action after Duterte’s further attacks on press freedom

JERAA calls for dropping of all contempt of court charges relating to reporting of Pell’s trial

Celebrate the bravery of reporters during Covid-19

Responsible journalism in a time of coronavirus

JERAA calls on Australian Government to support local newspapers

2020 Conference theme announced

JERAA commends ABC on emergency broadcasts and calls for increased funding

Capel-Stanley wins Journalism Student of the Year

JERAA supports exiled Vanuatu journalist

Statement on Ministerial Intervention in ARC grants, 2017-2018

Submission to the Australian and New Zealand Standard Research Classification Review, 2019

Kafcaloudes wins 2019 JERAA Teaching Award

What’s in a name? Fairfax Media merges with Nine Entertainment

Suppression orders reveal ‘toxic relationship’ between courts and the press

Can two dozen subs reverse the rot?

So-called media abundance still leaves blind spots with our neighbours

Statement regarding Australian Federal Police (AFP) raids on Australian media

An introduction to the laws of war for journalism students

Upsurge in journalist killings coincides with World Press Freedom Day

Australian first student national election TV broadcast

Responsible Reporting of Violence Against Women Curriculum

How to mojo: integrating mobile learning in journalism education

Previous winners of the Ossie Awards, dating back to 2008

JERAA Executive Statements 2018

JERAA Executive Statements 2017

JERAA Executive Statements 2016

JERAA Executive Statements 2015

JERAA Executive Statements 2014

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