The second edition of the Festival of young journalism will focus on the precariousness of the sector and the category of women and young people
It will be its second edition, but promises to be an important reference point especially for the many young precarious journalists from the Campania region and southern Italy in general. Let's talk about the Festival of young journalism which will take place again at the Pan from 20 to 22 September 2013 at the Pan di Napoli, as part of September More.
The event, as declared by the organizers themselves, has the important objective of putting forward new proposals to revive employment in the media for the youngest: this is what Youth Press Italia, the national association of young journalists, will want to obtain during this second edition.
I am over 20 thousand young people i young journalists Italians and the festival will focus on their rights and their precarious work, relaunching above all the job and training opportunities present for them in Europe, with particular attention to the category of women and young people.
Important Italian and European journalists will participate as speakers start-upper, representatives of national and local institutions. In addition, the festival program will also be full of themed workshops, including those dedicated to radio journalism and social and institutional communication.
Youth Press Italia president Simone d'Antonio explained that
The Young Journalism Festival will launch a series of European-style proposals and initiatives, from the pilot application of the Youth Guarantee in the media to the G2 Young Journalists Network, which aim to animate the journalistic debate around ideas and visions that emerge from below, thanks to the constant comparison with the many realities that make up the young journalism of our country and, conversely, the future of the category in Italy. We intend to encourage the creation of new employment opportunities for young people, making the sector more open and European, inaugurating a frank and constructive dialogue with all national and local stakeholders, from the Order of Journalists to the Fieg and the government.
Info and program Festival of Young Journalism
When: 20-22 September 2013
Where: Bread
Accreditation: to register for free, consult the accreditation section
Program
September 20th
15: 00-16: 00: Arrival and registration of participants
16: 00-19: 00: there will be an action of guerrilla gardening at the Villa Comunale of Naples
19: 00: Opening session with speeches by the mayor Luigi De Magistris, the councilor for culture Nino Daniele, the president of the Order of Journalists Enzo Iacopino and the president of the Neapolitan Press Association Enzo Colimoro
19:30-21:00 : “Are young journalists the future of Italy? A generational pact for quality information "
21: 00-23: 00: Dj Set and Networking Event
September 21th
09: 30-11: 00: “Studying journalism and working in Europe: the opportunities offered by the EU institutions and by the big players in the sector”. Participants: Anguel Beremliysky (Representation in Italy of the European Commission / European Parliament), Andrea Maresi (Representation in Italy of the European Parliament), Alvise Armellini (Deutsche Presse Agentur), Maarten Van Aalderen (President of the Foreign Press Association and Correspondent De Telegraaf International Federation of Journalists), Maria Laura Franciosi (European Journalism Center)
11: 00-11: 15: break
11:15 - 13:30: "New media, new professions, new businesses: from journalism 2.0 to institutional communication, what opportunities in Italy and in Europe? " Organize and lead: Michele Mezza (Rai) and Participants: Francesco Piccinini (Fanpage Director), Vincenzo Esposito (Corriere del Mezzogiorno and Delegate to young people of the ODG of Campania), Simone Pieranni (China Files), Silvia Berti (Director of Squer.it), Cecilia Anesi (Investigative Reporting Project Italy IRPI), Michele Vianello (Director of the Venice Science Park), Michele D'Alena (Municipality of Bologna / RENA), Michele Vianello (Smart Communities Strategist), Salvo Ansaldi (Letter Ventitrè)
13: 30-14: 30: Lunch break
14: 30 - 15.30: "Writing for Europe: tools and techniques offered by European institutions" (by the European Commission Representation in Italy)
15: 00-17: 30: “Living Labs: Workshops and Laboratories: new techniques, new professions: Infographics and journalism; The news start-up; Radio journalism (with Roberto Barone by Radio Capri. Identity, Charisma and Style: the voice of the news. The power of the signature also passes through the voice); Institutional communication 2.0; Communicating social inclusion: civil writing and speaking
17: 30-19: 00: G2 and foreign communities in Italy: when integration passes through the media. Participants: Raffaella Maria Cosentino (Social Editor), Fatima Khachi (Yalla Italy), Khalid Chaouki (Deputy of the Republic), Pietro Suber (Charter of Rome), Anna Meli (Charter of Rome Association), Ivano Maiorella (Director of Social Radio News), Giuseppe Manzo (Nelpaese.it) Piera Francesca Mastantuono (Piuculture) and will conclude Cecile Kyenge (Minister of Integration)
19: 00-21: 00: The editorial staff of Report is told. Doing investigative journalism in Italy: risk or opportunity for young journalists? The experience of Off The Report
23:00 Open Urban Party
September 22th
10:00-11:30 "Women and Journalism: how access to the profession is changing for women in Italy and in Europe". Participants: Alessandra Mancuso (Giulia Associazione Giornaliste), Pamela Morinière (International Federation of Journalists), Amalia De Simone (Corriere della Sera), Eleonora Voltolina (Director of the Article 36), Irene Savio (Reforma journalist, El Periódico de Catalunya and Forbes México)
11: 30-13: 00: “Fair compensation, one year later: what evolution for the sector? The opportunities offered by the Youth Guarantee to ensure more transparency in access to the profession ". Participants: Enzo Iacopino (President of the Order of Journalists), Giovanni Rossi (President of the National Press Federation), Fabrizio Carotti (Director General of Fieg), Ciro Pellegrino (Coordination of precarious journalists from Campania), Paolo Butturini (President of the Roman Press Association), Ottavio Lucarelli (President of the Order of Journalists of Campania), Gianni Pittella (European Parliamentarian), Erminia Mazzoni (European Parliamentarian). It will conclude: Giovanni Legnini (Undersecretary of Publishing)
13: 30: End of the works
