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(The following is a blog written by Mr. Rathana Phin on his blog site Write to Change after graduating from the Newsroom Training Program Batch No. 4) “It was such …
Write to Change: “My Journalism Training for 3 Months at Newsroom Cambodia” Read More
“Youth Voices Matter!” is the telling title of an EU-funded media project in Cambodia. But how can we get youth to engage with their communities? When it comes to connecting with …
User Lab explores youth media engagement in Cambodia Read More
University students at two Cambodian universities attend the “Media 101” club in their spare time. The club aims to help students use media to participate in the public dialogue in …
Media 101: Cambodian university students explore the world of media Read More
How to use data for better storytelling and how to produce infographics topped the online skills that journalists, trainers and news professionals from Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar and Vietnam (CLMV) say …
COVID-19 and CLMV: Data-related Skills Needed – And Wanted Read More
With the financial and technical supports by DW Akademie, the Cambodian Center for Independent Media (CCIM) has been implementing the Media and Information Literacy (MIL) project since 2019. The main …
Media 101 Clubs During the COVID-19: Navigating Through Commitment and Technologies Read More
Is your newsroom keen on switching gears to adjust to audiences’ online habits and tastes? What are the more secure digital tools you can use to improve storytelling or to …
Off the Press! Online Journalism Training and Learning Kit Read More
Since Cambodia turned off the neon lights of its nightlife venues in March, as the nation’s Covid-19 cases rose, Ouk Sothea said she has struggled to find a new job …
Nightlife Venue Closures Mean Longer Days, Less Income for Workers Read More
At Kampong Speu province’s Superl garment factory, Soy Sros does not just make handbags for international buyers. She has led her union branch for years, speaking up for members and …
When a Unionist Took Her Grievances Online, Police Came Knocking Read More
When customers first walk into Phnom Penh’s New Life Laundry Shop, owner Thy Leanghour said they are often skeptical about his laundromat’s service. Some customers come with only one article …
Laundry Shop Tackles Stains, Biases Against Workers With Disabilities Read More
TAKHMAO CITY, Kandal Province — When Sour Socheat settles in for the night under a tent in Takhmao City, she knows she will not sleep. On the three or four …
Awaiting Payouts, Fired Garment Workers Keep Watch Outside Factory Read More
For the past seven years, Moeung Lida, a 32-year-old assembly line supervisor, has climbed into the bed of a truck with 30 to 40 other workers to travel to and …
Close-Quarter Commutes, Covid-19 Risks Leave Garment Workers Worried Read More
In the occasion of the World Press Freedom Day on May 3, 2020, the VOD news is launching its mobile application to share mobile users with its friendly reading & …
Soft Launch of VOD Mobile Application on World Press Freedom Day 2020 Read More
At a time when we are mired in worry and uncertainty because of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic, free information is essential to helping us face, understand, think about and …
Message from Ms Audrey Azoulay, Director-General of UNESCO, on the occasion of World Press Freedom Day Read More
Poeun Da abandoned his job at a Phnom Penh garment factory to drive a tuk-tuk last year, and the $3,000 investment in his vehicle seemed to pay off. Da said …
With Tourism Declines, Tuk-Tuk Drivers Are Down and Out in Phnom Penh Read More
There is an audible crunch underfoot — the distinct sound of a syringe shattering — but Nguon Sokheng pays it no mind. After all, he has been working at Phnom …
Medical Waste Collectors: Cambodia’s Unseen Front-Line Workers Read More