From media reports that prompt action to our efforts in capacity building and support for journalists, the first half of 2026 gave us insights into how lives can be transformed when we move from conflict to care.
Here is our impact roundup: https://t.co/kmlZIVQGhw
Women journalists are encouraged to apply!
HumAngle, in partnership with @NEDemocracy, is inviting journalists and freelance reporters resident in Nigeria to share their solution story pitches.
For more information: https://t.co/onGtySVFg6
How can The Crisis Room Podcast shape the way you understand conflict, security, governance, and development across Africa?
Complete our survey and help us understand the impact of solutions journalism on policy discourse.
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CALLING ALL WOMEN JOURNALISTS!
Supported by the @CanHCNigeria, HumAngle is inviting you to apply for the Solutions and Data Journalism Training focused on countering misinformation in Nigeria’s Middle Belt.
Apply here: https://t.co/ML6r4v27EV
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How can journalists build stronger relationships with the communities they report on?
Today, we’re taking the conversation to Facebook Live to introduce and discuss our Community Journalism Guide on how to navigate that.
Make sure to attend: https://t.co/fgsQ5iYdc1
The Crisis Room would love to hear from you!
Take our quick survey to help us understand how you engage with The Crisis Room and how it improves your understanding of conflict, security, governance, and development issues.
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Are you a journalist in Benue and Plateau?
Supported by @CanHCNigeria, HumAngle, in collaboration with @jhrnews, is inviting you to a 2-day Solutions and Data Journalism Training designed to help you build skills in solutions and data journalism.
Apply: https://t.co/ML6r4v27EV
We’re taking the conversation on community journalism to Facebook Live.
Join us tomorrow at 11:00 AM WAT as we discuss our Community Journalism Guide, what inspired it, and how it can help journalists engage communities.
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What do you think about The Crisis Room? What conversations, and perspectives would you like to hear more of?
Take a few minutes to complete our survey and help us shape the future of the podcast.
https://t.co/riMITKVjAZ
From the guide to field, how can the Community Journalism Guide serve you as a journalist?
Join us this Thursday by 11:00 AM WAT on Facebook Live.
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Do you have questions about the Community Journalism Guide?
Join us on Thursday 11:00 AM WAT and ask journalists who are currently using the guide in their work.
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More reasons on why you should download and read our guide!
If you haven’t read it yet, this is your sign.
Take a moment to read the guidelines and put them to work.
https://t.co/4v7s1j28qC
To continue the work, we would like to hear from you on how The Crisis Room has shaped your understanding of conflict and insecurity.
Share with us by taking this 7-minute survey: https://t.co/riMITKVjAZ
HumAngle is hiring a Senior Research and Conflict Data Lead
Lead and grow HumAngle's research, conflict-data, and commercial advisory capability across Nigeria, the Lake Chad Basin, and the Sahel.
Apply: https://t.co/B3kU6AUYNg
A month ago, we launched the Community Journalism in Fragile Contexts Guide for journalists.
Have you ever wondered how you can use the Guide?
Join us this Thursday at 11am as we speak with experts who are using the Guide.
Set your reminders:
https://t.co/2UmBv5FIYk
Women journalists are encouraged to apply!
HumAngle, in partnership with @NEDemocracy, is inviting journalists and freelance reporters resident in Nigeria to share their solution story pitches.
For more information: https://t.co/onGtySVFg6
What do you think about The Crisis Room? What conversations, and perspectives would you like to hear more of?
Take a few minutes to complete our survey and help us shape the future of the podcast.
https://t.co/riMITKVjAZ
Reasons why you should download and read our guide!
Our Community Journalism Guide is designed to help journalists tell stories that are ethical, inclusive, responsible, and rooted in the communities they serve.
https://t.co/4v7s1j28qC
The Crisis Room would love to hear from you!
Take our quick survey to help us understand how you engage with The Crisis Room and how it improves your understanding of conflict, security, governance, and development issues.
Take the survey here: https://t.co/riMITKVjAZ
To continue the work, we would like to hear from you on how The Crisis Room has shaped your understanding of conflict and insecurity.
Share with us by taking this 7-minute survey: https://t.co/riMITKVjAZ
Do you listen to The Crisis Room?
With over 90 episodes, we have analysed Africa's security situations and documented various humanitarian responses.
Take a look at the episodes here: https://t.co/Tli5Ionti9