International Center for Journalists (ICFJ)

Have you ever spoken to a chat bot? You may have done so and not even realized it. But if technology companies have their way, it's likely that you'll spend time in conversation with one in 2016.

ICFJ will partner with universities in Kolkata and Patna to train local journalists and journalism students in Eastern India during workshops that coincide with World Press Freedom Day.

In a world that is increasingly dependent on technology and big data, journalists need to stay up to date on the latest tools, understand how to find and use databases, and have a solid foundation in modern business practices.

The International Center for Journalists (ICFJ) is at the forefront of the news revolution. Our programs empower journalists and engage citizens with new technologies and best practices.

Nominate an outstanding journalist whose work has had significant impact for an ICFJ Knight Award.

ICFJ's The South and Central Asia Digital Media Co-op aims to build bridges between South and Central Asia and U.S. media outlets.

Homestays enable participants from ICFJ’s State Department-funded exchange program for Pakistani and American journalists to stay in the homes of a staff member of the newsroom where they work during their three-week fellowship.

Speakers included Leon Morse, Managing Editor and Deputy Director for the Media Sustainability Index at IREX; Shannon Maguire, Media Advisor for the Europe and Eurasia Bureau at USAID; and Vjollca Shtylla, Vice President for Development at ICFJ.

Cuban independent blogger Yoani Sánchez and Indian investigative reporter Priyanka Dubey received the Knight International Journalism Award in 2015.