The International Federation of Agricultural Journalists
(IFAJ) is a non-political, professional association for
agricultural journalists in 29 countries. IFAJ supports
and encourages the practice of agricultural journalism in
countries embracing freedom of the press.
2008 IFAJ Young Leaders in Agricultural Journalism Award winners announced
The IFAJ is giving travel scholarships to 10 young journalists from around the world through two international award schemes. The IFAJ-Alltech Young Leaders in Agricultural Journalism Award recognizes the leadership potential of young members from countries affiliated with the IFAJ, and supports their participation at an IFAJ congress by helping to offset travel and registration costs.
The 2008 winners are Heike Engels (Germany), Carey Brown (USA), Sarah Sutton (Canada), Elizabeth Sviatkivska (Ukraine), and Juan Manuel Repetto (Argentina).
The IFAJ Professional Development Award for Young Journalists is a new award. It gives young members the opportunity to participate in the IFAJ congress, by supporting their congress registration costs.
The winners of this award are Katie Lomas (UK), Chris McCullough (Ireland), Bojan Kostandinovic (Serbia), Egbert Jonkheer (Netherlands) and Jan Van Bavel (Belgium).
CONGRESS NOW FULLY BOOKED!
The 2008 International Federation of Agricultural Journalists congress in Austria and Slovenia in September is now fully booked and registration has closed. www.ifaj2008.com
Planning for our future
The IFAJ Presidium has unveiled a major new 10-point plan to move the organisation forward during the next eight years. Take a look at the proposal >