The International Broadcasting Trust  works with the media to ensure that UK audiences remain engaged with global issues.

Reports

Video First

- the best way to promote your NGO?

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Climate Change on tv

- what the Paris agreement means for broadcasters

Small Screen, Big World

- how UK television portrayed the wider world in January 2016

The Aid Industry

- what journalists really think

Twitter

Latest

Television – Who and What?

The main finding is that live broadcast TV is still the first choice for most people

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The People in the Pictures

- an important report from Save the Children on the images we use.

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New website on Aid

dividing the pie - the best ways of building public support for aid.

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Where in the World

June 5th - CBeebies launched new series which features children from around the world

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IBT's vision is of a world in which the media is a force that enables all people to be active global citizens. Our goal is that people in the UK have access to more and better coverage of the world and are able to find it easily through their favourite media.

  • Events
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    • 25
      Oct

      Briefing with BuzzFeed

      Alan White, News editor at BuzzFeed UK, will tell us about the latest developments and the best way to pitch ideas to him and his colleagues.

      Time: 10:00 AM - 11:30 PM
      Location: IBT CAN Mezzanine
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    • 14
      Dec

      Digital leadership workshop

      In this workshop, we will be looking at the challenges of achieving digital change. Zoe Amar, who specialises in digital leadership in the NGO sector, will lead the workshop, which will include a presentation by Zoe of the key principles, a case study from an NGO and a plenary session. The workshop will cover: How […]

      Time: 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM
      Location: IBT CAN Mezzanine
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