Experts shared their experience and knowledge
The two-day Media School "Eurasia" has concluded, bringing together more than 60 participants, including students, young journalists, and bloggers. This event has become one of the most significant educational platforms in the region, where future and current professionals in the fields of communications, digital content, and journalism met.
The opening took place at Osh State University (OSHU), where renowned specialists spoke, such as media expert Kuban Abdymeen, international journalist Tural Kerimov, artificial intelligence specialist Chyngyz Damirbekov, podcaster Kanat Kamchibekov, and investigative journalist Munarbek Imarov.
On the first day, participants delved into topics of journalism, including artificial intelligence, journalistic investigations, fact-checking, and podcast creation. Speakers discussed the transformation of the journalist's role in the era of digitalization, AI tools that can assist in material preparation, and how to properly conduct investigations and verify facts in the context of the spread of fake news and information manipulation.
Additionally, experts shared practical tips on creating podcasts—from concept development and script writing to recording and promoting content. Participants learned about modern audio content formats and received recommendations for developing their own media projects.
On the second day, participants continued their training under the guidance of international journalist Tural Kerimov. The sessions focused on international journalism standards, current trends in the media landscape, and important aspects of visual culture. The speaker emphasized how journalists must adapt to global changes, use visual formats to enhance storytelling, and maintain high ethical standards. Participants analyzed real examples and received recommendations for creating quality multimedia content, as well as familiarizing themselves with practices used in leading global newsrooms.
About the organization:
The Autonomous Non-Profit Organization "Eurasia" is an independent non-profit organization focused on the development of international cooperation. It implements humanitarian projects funded by private means aimed at preserving traditional values and improving interethnic communication. "Eurasia" supports socially significant initiatives, providing people from different cultures the opportunity to interact with each other, as well as developing projects in the fields of education, medicine, and youth exchange. One of its priority tasks is to support schoolchildren, students, and young specialists. Among the implemented projects are educational programs, exchanges, and internships in large state companies, as well as the media school. In its year and a half of existence, "Eurasia" has united 100,000 participants from different countries, becoming a leading platform for humanitarian interaction in the Eurasian space.
Kanat Kamchibekov
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