Media Helping Media (MHM)

Media Helping Media is a participatory website designed by and for journalists in order to share information and spark dialogue. Operating under a Creative Commons license, MHM offers free training modules, many of them created to order. The MHM Forum is a place where all registered members can post and discuss any issues that have to do with media development and freedom of expression.
MHM has volunteer authors on every continent; the front page mainly features the latest or most popular training modules. MHM encourages media organisations to reuse any article published on MHM, as long as they mention the name of the site and provide a link back to MHM.
This initiative is also designed to share information and build capacity through features such as a "tools" section focused on media ethics, media management, media training, and investigative journalism.
Rights.
MHM was built in response for the need in many developing countries for free and reliable training resources. It is maintained and updated by David Brewer, who is a media strategy consultant involved in international media development, in collaboration with several colleagues.
Posting to the Journalists for Human Rights (JHR) email list on July 7 2007; the MHM website, April 24 2008; and email from David Brewer to The Communication Initiative on October 22 2010.
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