The Association of Caribbean MediaWorkers is built on the platform of three main functions: Press Freedom Advocacy, Journalistic Networking, and Professional Development
The pursuit and development of an environment in which the media are independent and free
Harnessing the potential of an extensive regional network of journalists and other media workers
Enhancing the skills of working journalists and building a foundation for better Caribbean journalism
On Saturday November 27, 2021, at a Special General Meeting hosted virtually, the ACM, its affiliated associations, international partners and supporters celebrate 20 years since the launch of the organisation on November 28, 2001 in Bridgetown, Barbados. Download a brief history of the organisation here: ACM 20 Years
November 2, 2021 The Association of Caribbean Media Workers (ACM) is concerned that while the region’s impunity profile on cases involving journalists and other media workers is not as prominent as is the case in other areas of the world, there exist sound reasons to remain alert. The incidence of orchestrated cyber-attacks and threats against […] Read more
September 30, 2021 – Trinidad and Tobago journalist, Wesley Gibbings, has been elected to serve on the Steering Committee of the Global Forum for Media Development (GFMD). The announcement was made at the GFMD General Assembly on September 30 in Tirana, Albania, following weeklong online elections. The ACM is represented at the event, in person, […] Read more
Association of Caribbean MediaWorkers © 2015 | Maintained by Naylan Dwarika | Powered by Caribonix.com
0