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Boris Nemtsov Summer School of Journalism in Prague

Интенсивная программа обучения молодых журналистов, блогеров и медиаактивистов

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Boris Nemtsov Summer School of Journalism in Prague

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The Boris Nemtsov Summer School of Journalism and Cultural Studies is a three-week, fully-funded  program to educate young journalists, bloggers, media activists, and researchers from Russia, Ukraine, the CIS region, Europe, and the U.S. on the core principles and norms of high-quality modern journalism.  The School is run by the Boris Nemtsov Foundation and hosted at the Faculty of Arts, Charles University (Prague, Czech Republic) between mid-July and early August. The study program includes: academic sessions taught by leading journalists and media experts; workshops on the basics of filming; editing; and SMM-distribution. The study program aims at deepening participants‘ knowledge of the social, economic and cultural contexts of modern Russia. In addition, the program offers lectures that cover these subjects as well as film screenings followed by discussions, sightseeing tours, and visits to major media outlets based in Prague.  All participants must develop media projects for the completion of the study program. Concepts of media projects are presented and discussed during the workshops moderated by professional editors.  Each participant will be assisted by an individual supervisor.  All applicants are required to demonstrate solid command of the Russian language

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Lectures

Russia’s Today and Tomorrow
14.01.2019
Kremlin’s “Semantic War” in Europe
29.07.2018
Understanding Modern Art
28.07.2018
Media Projects

Daria Serba: Ukraine’s hero story told by his mother

30.10.201930.10.2019
Daria Serba, alumna’19 ( Dnepr, Ukraine)met the Ukrainian combat officer and his family to learn how to live after the war. Her video story was aired by TV34, Ukrainian regional…
Media Projects

Amina Tsuntaeva: «Music, Religion and only-men Cafes. Life in Dagestan’s highland»

30.10.201930.10.2019
Amina Tsuntaeva, alumna’19 ( Moscow, Russia) traveled to the mountain villages of Dagestan to find out how the youth live their. Her report appears on “Current Time”.
Media Projects

Lilian Rubtsova: Young Russians share their stories about their work for state-controlled media outlets

30.10.201930.10.2019
Lilian Rubtsova, alumna’19 ( Moscow, Russia) talked to young employees of Russian state-controlled media outlets. Their stories appear on “Mediazona”.
Media Projects

Daniil Kuznetsov: “A typical depressed region”

16.09.201918.10.2019
Daniil Kuznetsov, alumna’19 ( Yaroslavl; Russia) analyses economic and social conditions in the Russian region of Kostroma that faces a dramatic decrease in population , lack of investments and low…
Media Projects

Anastasia Dzuzzati: “The Children and Adults of School Number One”

02.09.201918.10.2019
Anastasia Dzutstsati, alumna’19 ( Moscow, Russia) has developed a multimedia project remembering the victims of the terror attack in Beslan, North Ossetia. The story appears on “Current Time” website.
Media Projects

Zakhar Sarapulov: “After the Flood”

16.08.201918.10.2019
Zakhar Sarapulov, alumna’19 (Irkutsk; Russia) shares the stories of volunteers who helped people to find their homes after heavy floods in Irkutsk region. The report appears on “Current Time” website.
Media Projects

Tatiana Dvornikova: “Scared to be released”

19.04.201919.04.2019
Tatiana Dvornikova, alumna’18 ( Paris, France) explores the challenges Russian women face upon release from prisons. The feature appears on “Takie dela” website. https://takiedela.ru/2019/04/strashno-vykhodit/
Media Projects

Matthew Orr: “The Slavic Connexion”

06.04.201904.07.2019
Matthew Orr, alumna‘18 ( Texas, USA) launched “The Slavic Connexion” podcast in cooperation with the University of Texas at Ostin
Media Projects

Dmytro Horeyvoy – Will Greece recognize the Ukrainian Orthodox Church and how does Moscow oppose this?

13.03.201908.04.2019
Dmytro Horeyvoy, alumna’18 (Lviv, Ukraine), explores Russia- linked agents of influence on the Greek Church
Media Projects

Dmytro Horeyvoy – Turmoil In The Orthodox World: What’s Going On?

21.02.201921.02.2019
Dmytro Horeyvoy, alumna’18 (Lviv, Ukraine), worked on the video that explains the main religious terms related to the Ukrainian Orthodox Church that has recently got its independence

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