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The Media Project Our organization educates journalists on the importance of religion at training programs worldwide We welcome friends from all faiths to these events The Media Project has been a 501(c)3 registered non-profit since 2008 All donations are tax deductible EIN: 83-0461425 Our Programs
Mission History — The Media Project The Media Project started in 2006 as an International non-profit dedicated to elevating the art and craft of religion reporting in the journalism profession and to create space for journalists to discuss the role of religion in public life and peoples’ lives
Join Us - The Media Project The Media Project empowers journalists to provide a more profound understanding of the role of religion in public life through accurate, thorough and intellectually honest reporting We train more than 500 students, journalists and faculty members around the world each year by hosting workshops in partnership with other NGO's, news
Programs — The Media Project The Media Project Donate Resources Join Us Programs the TMP LEADERSHIP program - Virtual Participants in our TMP Leadership Program learned about religion reporting, newsroom leadership and coaching Pre-COVID, the fellowship was a week-long program held in person every fall at the Poynter Institute in St Petersburg, Florida
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Resources — The Media Project The Media Project and the Acton Institute, in partnership with the Center for Early African Christianity and other excellent partner organizations, are hosting a series of lectures on what historic Christianity can teach us about racial justice in America today