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Media Development
USAGM trains hundreds of journalists, editors, broadcasters and media managers each year under its authority to support freedom of information around the world. The 1994 International Broadcasting Act (PL103-236 Sec. 304) says the Agency shall provide “training and technical support for independent indigenous media through government agencies or private United States entities.”
USAGM provides training to media professionals on five continents, with priority often given to affiliate stations. Training topics include basic journalism; TV, radio and web production; economic and political reporting; and more.
Expert journalists and development officers work closely with panelists from international organizations, NGOs, and U.S. government agencies, as well as local experts and government officials, to create a cross-pollination of knowledge and expertise.
This map displays the training opportunities that the USAGM has offered over on a year by year basis. Click on a map pin to see details of each workshop.
Trainings by year
