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Outgoing ICFJ president Joyce Barnathan urges journalists "not to give in to dark scenarios"

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By Joyce Barnathan
| globalbusinessjournalism.com
By JOYCE BARNATHAN International Center for Journalists President Before I step down after 15 years of serving as the president of the International Center for Journalists, I want to share a few thoughts with the wide network of journalists around the world I have been so privileged to work with. Times look bleak, I know. Afghan journalists are facing deadly attacks as the Taliban takes control. In Russia the Putin regime is trying to shutter independent news groups such as IStories and Meduza.
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Remembering Jeanette Minnie: Lines from Friends and Colleagues

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By Leon Willems, Joyce Barnathan, Guy Berger, Jesper Højberg
| gfmd.info
Harare, Zimbabwe was the first place where I met Jeanette. It must have been 2010, I guess. She stood out in the discussion, principled, thoughtful and always mindful to steer the discussion back to ensure local ownership and leadership. Many African encounters followed in Johannesburg, Grahamstown, Nairobi, Paris and Stockholm. As someone with a lot of character, she was a good person to meet and share tables with.
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It will be harder to bury the news

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By Joyce Barnathan
| Nieman Lab Verified
An investigative reporter from a city in central Mexico uncovered unsavory links between a notorious cartel member and the Mexican government. The piece was meticulously reported. The trouble was, the editor refused to publish it for fear of the consequences. But the story didn’t die there. The journalist was part of the Connectas investigative journalism network formed in 2013. Connectas links gumshoe reporters across the Americas, who collaborate on cross-border stories.
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