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‘The Pen Is Mightier Than the Sword’
Mission & Vision
Mission & Vision
Mission Statement
Mission Statement
The JSA promotes excellence in journalism, encouraging investigative journalism. It serves as the national voice of Ethiopian journalists, and upholds the public’s right to know.
Vision
Vision
The JSA is an independent, not-for-profit organization that provides advocacy and professional development for journalists across Ethiopia.
Latest news
Latest news
Dialogue on Women's Representation in Media is being held in Hawassa by CARD and AFD
Dialogue on Women's Representation in Media is being held in Hawassa by CARD and AFD
A group of journalists, students and faculty members engages in an open dialogue session organized by CARD, seated in a circle to encourage participation and exchange of ideas.
September 13, 2024, Hawassa City: Center for Advancement of Rights and Democracy - CARD in collaboration with the French Development Organization (AFD) held a dialogue with various members of the Association of Journalists, students and faculty from the Hawassa University School of Journalism and Communication. During the discussion, ideas about women's representation in the media and gender policy in media institutions were explored.
CARD facilitates similar consultations and discussion forums with journalists and media professionals associations across Ethiopia in different regional cities.
Ethiopia: Landslide in Gofa Zone, South Ethiopia Region - Situation Report No 3 (August 8 2024)
Ethiopia: Landslide in Gofa Zone, South Ethiopia Region - Situation Report No 3 (August 8 2024)
Southern Ethiopia is a flood-prone region already affected by multiple emergencies, including malaria, measles, and cholera. The warm atmosphere caused by climate change has led to extreme rainfall, increasing the risk of such incidents. These challenges underscore the gravity of the situation.
Heavy rains on 21 and 22 July 2024 in the mountainous area in two kebeles of Geza Gofa Woreda in Gofa Zone, South Ethiopia Region, resulted in a landslide. As of 25 July, at least 257 people were reportedly dead, and more than 15,000 had been affected. The situation is urgent and requires immediate attention.
Among the deceased are the kebele chairperson, a member of the local police, health extension workers, and personnel from the Bureau of Agriculture who were on-site providing support after the initial incident on Sunday, 21 July
Source: WHO
Purpose of the Association
Purpose of the Association
The association has the following objectives:
Facilitate competitive conditions for members to be prepared for better job efficiency so that their interests can be protected by the services they provide.
To maintain professional relations between students, prominent people of the profession, faculty and media institutions.
Provide educational support to female students and students who have not achieved satisfactory results in their studies.
Facilitating access to financial aid for students facing financial constraints to pursue their studies.
Designing a methods that translates students' professional knowledge and skills into practice
Supports an independent and accountable profession of journalism.
JSA Events
The 45th talk show
Thursday, September 21: 10:00am - 12:00pm
Graduation Hall
Educational Tour
Saturday, October 26: 3:00am - 3:00pm
Different Media Houses
Welcome program for the new members
Friday, November 15: 10:00am - 12:00pm
Auditorium
Virtual Discussion
Monday, December 8: 5:00pm - 1:00pm
Via Telegram Channel
An interactive music and dance program, news, speech and talent shows are among the content
Fundraising
Fundraising
About us
Journalism Students' Association is an association established by students that create opportunities for members to exercise their professional rights and responsibilities. It is founded on March 20, 2017.
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