This is a reminder that applications for the Caribbean Media Literacy Bootcamp will soon close on 24 May (Midnight). To apply, please visit https://t.co/wwfXEggrlv The project is implemented by @PublicMediaPMA, MIC, @acmediaworkers and supported by @CaribbeanUnesco

It is day 2 of the Caribbean Media Summit and we are discussing #Ethics and Responsible #AI #Journalism with @branthouston @djmillerJA and ACM co-founder @wgibbings along with ACM Vice President @nazrag @micinvestigates

Brant Houston @branthouston delivering the Feature Address as MIC kicks off our Caribbean Media Summit 2024 in Kingston, Jamaica.

The Caribbean Media Summit opens in Jamaica. AI, Media and Journalism is the main focus over the next two days. Here is our President Harvey Panka addressing the opening on Wednesday morning. @micinvestigates

Statement from the Association of Caribbean Media Workers on the barring of #MediaWorkers by the Government of #Grenada

Statement by the Media Association of Grenada following the barring of media workers from state event.

The ACM offers its condolences to Nylah's family and friends at this time.

Even though Nylah left mainstream media, she followed with keen interest many issues that affect journalists and journalism throughout the region and remained in touch providing support to her colleagues in many ways.

The ACM remembers Nylah as a relentless activist in the promotion of press freedom.

Nylah was responsible for the development of ACM's logo. For many years she offered her support to ACM in the form of guidance as well as to assist with planning and logistics for many of ACM activities.

Nylah was also present for the development of the ACM in 2000 as part of a number of collaborative activities aimed at birthing a regional media body.

Nylah's vision for a media association to protect the interest of media workers in Trinidad and Tobago had its genesis in the organisation of can be considered the "Express Chapter" of the Media Association of Trinidad and Tobago( MATT).

Nylah would be remembered for her fearlessness, activism, commitment to journalism and most of all her guidance and advice to the ACM over the years.

The Association of Caribbean Media Workers mourns the death of colleague, journalist, communicator and activist Nylah Ali whose sudden passing has shocked her media colleagues in and around the Caribbean.

Gibbings was elected by virtual vote involving more than 100 organisations spanning the globe. He is now part of a team of 13 free expression and press freedom advocates from Africa, Asia, Europe, the Middle East, and Latin America and the Caribbean.

Former President and executive member of the Association of Caribbean Media Workers (ACM), Wesley Gibbings, has been re-elected to the Council of IFEX – the International Freedom of Expression Exchange @IFEX

#Jamaica 🇯🇲: RSF condemns multiple threats against journalists, including a threat of rape, outside the headquarters of the People's National Party (PNP) in Kingston. Jamaica has fallen 20 spots on RSF's World Press Freedom Index released last week.

@PressAssnJa strongly condemns last night’s attack on journalists at the PNP HQ.

Likewise, @RELE_CIDH recalls that States have the obligation to generate the necessary conditions and create a protected environment for the exercise of #FreedomExpression, so that a broad, plural, and open deliberation on public affairs can take place.

In the spirit of this commitment, @RELE_CIDH calls on the authorities to investigate these reports and reminds that stigmatizing statements can create or accentuate an atmosphere of hostility, intolerance, or animosity by different sectors of the population against the press.