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CSJMM Partners

International Center for Journalists
Founded in 1984, the International Center for Journalists has shared professional knowledge and information with journalists and their news organizations around the world. A non-profit, independent institute in Washington, D.C., ICFJ provides a full range of professional training, educational programs and media research. ICFJ provides the faculty for the School of Journalism program and designs the curriculum, and cooperates fully with GIPA to develop and operate the program.
http://www.icfj.org and http://www.ijnet.org

The Manship School of Mass Communication at Louisiana State University (LSU), Baton Rouge, Louisiana,
provides quality advanced education, leading to a master’s degree and doctoral degree, with an eye towards enhancing career opportunities in professional occupations. LSU’s principal contribution is faculty training and curriculum development for CSJMM
http://www.manship.lsu.edu

The Open Society Institute (OSI)
promotes programs that support the positive aspects of democracy, specifically the rule of law; respect for human rights, minorities and minority opinions; the division of power; and a market economy. By offering substantial financial support to the School of Journalism, the OSI supports the school’s teaching assistant program, its newspaper and supports the development of an indigenous cadre of skilled journalists and indigenous journalism education supporting democracy in the Caucasus.
http://www.osi.hu

Canal France International (CFI)

is the French player for international cooperation in the field of media. CFI supplies television programmes and films, carries out consulting and training missions, provides logistic and technical support and nurtures production and co-production. Over the last 20 years, CFI has developed unique expertise in the fields of production and broadcasting. Led by world-class professionals, this expertise has been placed at the service of all local partners, both in France and abroad. Every day, CFI works to further the emergence and development of local media, in Africa, in Asia-Oceania, in Central and Eastern Europe and in the Arab world outside world.

http://www.cfi.fr

CSJMM is funded by the U.S. Department of State and Open Society Institute. It also receives in-kind support from Embassies of France, United Kingdom and Poland.