Media Challenge Initiative
Is a youth for profit building the next generation of journalists in Africa
Media Challenge Awards
This is a recognition of emerging talent in journalism. The Media Challenge Awards are given to the best participants in different categories of the Inter-institutional media Challenge. The competition is a three-day rigorous engagement that happens every year.
Media Challenge Academy
The Media Challenge Academy/HUB is a media space created with an aim of providing media students a platform to get hands on practice through training, mentorship and experiential peer to peer learning.
Media Challenge Fellowship
Is an aggressive multimedia journalism training program awarded to the best 25 students from the Inter-University Media Challenge, a practical reporting competition in 12 universities in Uganda
Inter-University Media Challenge
This is at the center of MCI's strategic vision of building the next generation of journalists who are not only multi skilled but also critical participants as change agents in changing their communities and the negative African narrative.
Our Strategic Vision
- We believe that good journalism can make the world a better place
- We believe that the next generation of journalists is very essential in defining the future world through the stories they tell and how they tell them
- We believe that journalists can change the world by covering systems that work and help replicate them in other places.
- We believe that it’s no longer enough for journalist to just report about the Challenges of our time. We believe if we want to forge solutions to the greatest problems that our communities face Journalists must facilitate solutions and create a dialogue that ignites change
- Media Challenge Alumni
- Media Challenge Academy
- Media Challenge Fellowship
Media Challenge News
Latest news from the Media Challenge Initiative.
Media Challenge Events
Programs
Media Challenge Initiative To Train Over 500 Journalist On Climate Change In Uganda
Media Challenge Initiative in partnership with the Office of the Prime Minister (OPM) is set out to train 500 young journalists in effective reporting on climate change in the 2019...
