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 May 5, 2022 at the staging of the Caribbean Media Summit co-hosted by the ACM and Media Institute of the Caribbean (MIC), we launched Through the Pandemic – State of the Caribbean Media Report 2022. The entire publication can be downloaded here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1cdle8BJwCjyyRaVRehNgFr5uBD_NKHg-/view?usp=sharing To provide feedback to us on this, we encourage you to complete […] Read more
The Association of Caribbean Media Workers (ACM) extends fraternal greetings to all media workers across the Caribbean on the occasion of World Press Freedom Day. This year’s theme “Journalism Under Digital Siege” casts the global spotlight on the security of journalists in pursuit of their professional commitments. Often, when media workers speak of security, we refer to […] Read more
27/04/22 The Association of Caribbean Media Workers (ACM) calls on the authorities of Sint Maarten, specifically the Department of Communication of the Ministry of General Affairs, to promptly withdraw a proposed Media Accreditation Policy, notice of which was issued on April 12, 2022. The measures announced in the policy are in direct contradiction with basic […] Read more
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