📚🌍 The latest edition of the International Labour Organization media toolkit is out in English and soon available in French and Portuguese.
This resource for journalists and communicators was developed within the Southern African Migration Management #SAMM project and focuses on labour migration challenges within the Southern African Development Community #SADC. It benefited from the insights of three seasoned journalists from the region: 🇿🇦 Mamaponya Motsai, 🇲🇺 Ashok BEEHARRY & 🇲🇿 Estêvão Chavisso, the contribution of many migration/communication experts from the ILO (Gloria Moreno-Fontes, Jesse Mertens, Theo Sparreboom, Amanda Mejía Cañadas, Makungu Baloyi) and IOM - UN Migration (Abibo Eric Ngandu) as well as the coordination of the ITCILO labour migration team (Miriam Boudraa, Hisham Abdel Rahman).
This new edition complements the 4 existing digital editions of the ILO media toolkit (English, French, Spanish, Arabic) as well as the 10 contextualized versions (Vietnam, Mongolia, Uzbekistan, Pakistan, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Tunisia, Nigeria, Uganda, Ghana).
The regional perspective of the resource offers a broader perspective - hence the 3 languages - and provides journalists with some background information on key labour migration challenges at the regional level such as gender-sensitive policies, portability of social security benefits, skills mobility and regional qualifications frameworks.
Shortly, the resource will be adapted online in a self-guided resource. Journalists from the region (🇦🇴🇧🇼🇰🇲🇨🇩🇸🇿🇱🇸🇲🇬🇲🇼🇲🇺🇲🇿🇳🇦🇸🇨🇿🇦🇹🇿🇿🇲🇿🇼) will then be able to train themselves at their own pace and strive to produce quality reporting on labour migration.
💡 Discover the ILO media toolkit, SAMM edition > https://lnkd.in/egnpg3v9
🏆 Read about the launch on June 20th in Cape Town during which regional awards on labour migration reporting were announced > https://lnkd.in/eZU67_Th
Maria Gallotti Melanie Belfiore Aurélie Hauchère Vuong Oluremi (Remi) Doherty Alix Nasri Jane Colombini Kevin Burden International Federation of Journalists GIJN Africa