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Professor Rosental Calmon Alves, Knight Chair in Journalism at the University of Texas at Austin and founder and director of the Knight Center for Journalism in the Americas, will receive the Press Freedom Award from the Brazilian National Association of Newspapers (ANJ) at a ceremony in São Paulo on Dec. 3.
In a statement, ANJ called Alves one of the great masters of ...
For the past three decades, Venezuelan journalist Luz Mely Reyes, one of this year’s winners of t...
PDuring his last campaign event last month, Brazilian President Luis Inácio Lula da Silva stood on the roof of a pickup truck in a crowded avenue in São Paulo followed by his entourage and millions of supporters behind him waving flags and chanting. Lula held the Brazilian Constitution in his right hand and the national flag on the left.
The image was captured
Landing one of journalism’s most prestigious fellowships takes more than a strong résumé. It also requires a compelling personal statement, a well-defined study plan and — most importantly — a clear understanding of what you hope to accomplish.
To prepare a standout application, it helps to think carefully about why you want to apply now, what you hope to gain from the...
Daniel Vorcaro, the jailed former CEO of the collapsed Banco Master, regularly sought to shape coverage at news outlets that he sponsored, pitching favorable stories and suggesting edits to drafts before they were published, according to Brazilian media’s reports on the banker’s text messages, which were leaked to the press last month.
News outlet UOL was the