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International journalism -meeting on 13/10/2015

syys 23, 2015 | Yleinen

The Helsinki International Press Club, the Union of Journalists in Finland (SJL) and the Finnish Freelance Journalists’ Association (SFJ) invite Finnish, resident and newly arrived international journalists now in Finland to attend and contribute to an induction seminar on international journalism and working in Finland.

The first meeting will take place at Pullman Bar (the former Helsinki International Press Club) at Helsinki Railway station, 2nd floor, between 14.00 – 17.00 hrs on Tuesday the 13th of October 2015.

Attendance at the seminar will be limited to 40 participants because of restrictions on available space. Available places will be filled in chronological order of date of registration.

The language of the meeting will be English.

Registration by email to: juha.rekola@journalistiliitto.fi

We invite all journalist, freelance or salaried, from international and Finnish origins to attend this meeting. The objective of the meeting will be discussion of common professional issues, networking and identifying employment opportunities in Finland.

This will be the first of what we hope to be a series of meetings aimed at introducing different professional journalists to each other. Participants in the seminars will be Finnish, newly arrived international journalists and international journalists who have been resident and working in Finland for some time.

The first meeting will not have a detailed agenda, in the expectation that the participants themselves will set their own programme of topics and issues which they would like to address.

However, we suggest the following topics for the first meeting;

  • Opportunities for networking, collaboration with Finnish and resident international journalists and employment possibilities.

  • To explore possibilities for networking and collaborative work with newly arrived international journalists.

  • To get an introduction and briefing on the international situation in newly arrived international journalists’ countries of origin.

Note: Though the participation is free of charge, the registration is binding. Coffee/tea with sandwiches will be served.

The Helsinki International Press Club

The Union of Journalists in Finland

The Finnish Freelance Journalists’ Association

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