Royaume-Uni, Sheffield
Description et mandat de la chaire
The UNESCO Chair in Information and Communication Technology for Development (ICT4D) is a group of researchers and practitioners committed to excellence in the use of ICTs for development. It was created in 2007 through an agreement between UNESCO and Royal HolThe UNESCO Chair is situated within the Centre for Freedom of the Media at the University of Sheffield. It works to build research capacity and networks, facilitate knowledge exchange around and raise awareness about the issues of media freedom, journalism safety, and the problem of impunity for crimes against journalists at the local, national, regional and international levels. This work is undertaken with a view to strengthen and develop links between the activities of academic and higher education institutions, development bodies, civil society organisations, UN agencies, media organisations and journalists. As part of this work the Chair works to develop and grow the Journalism Safety Research Network which is a global network of academic and non-academic researchers.
Link to the Centre for Freedom of the Media:
http://www.cfom.org.uk
Link to the UNESCO Chair Webpage:
http://www.cfom.org.uk/about/unesco-chair-on-media-freedom-journalism-safety-and-the-issue-of-impunity
Link to the Journalism Safety Research Network:
http://www.cfom.org.uk/our-networks/journalism-safety-research-network
Link to the Centre for Freedom of the Media’s Projects:
https://cfom.org.uk/key-projects
(UNESCO No. 2018GB1277)
(Ver. 07-2023)
Titulaire de la chaire
Professor Jacqueline L. (Jackie) Harrison
Titular, UNESCO Chair on Media Freedom, Journalism Safety and the Issue of Impunity
Dr. Gemma Horton, LL.B., M.A., Ph.D., FHEA
Impact Fellow
University of Sheffield
Sheffield, England
(+44) 0114 222 2509