KEIR RADNEDGE reports from the AIPS Congress, held in Budapest between February 3-6 and which included the AIPS media awards AIPS Congress open…
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Apply now for the 2020/2021 AIPS Card
AIPS members are reminded that it is now time to renew their subscription and order new two-year cards. Only members of the Sports Journalists’ Asso…
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Young Reporter opportunity at Euro U21 Championships this summer
UPDATE: The deadline to apply for this opportunity has now passed. The successful candidate will be notified within the next seven days. Many thanks t…
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Women empowered by change as Saudi Arabia take more liberal approach
A few weeks ago a delegation of Saudi Arabian journalists visited London and met SJA co-chair Andy Elliott and former chairman David Walker. This…
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Covered 10 men’s FIFA World Cups? You’re wanted
Media officers of the world football federation are on a mission to trace veteran World Cup reporters and photographers who have covered at least 10 e…
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Reminder to renew AIPS cards for 2018-19
AIPS members are reminded that they must renew their subscription and order new two-year cards for 2018-19. To renew your AIPS membership, or to apply…
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Lesson one: Treat your intro like a first date
The SJA was delighted to assist when AIPS asked us for candidates to join the Young Reporter programme at the women’s Euros 2017. Maryanne Orr a…
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AIPS condemns threat to Al Jazeera and BeIn
This is a statement from AIPS, published at their request: The AIPS Executive Committee, during a teleconference on Monday, assessed the peremptory re…
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AIPS membership fees to rise by £10 over two years
The SJA have reluctantly been forced to raise fees for the AIPS card from £40 for two years to £50 for two years because of rising administration co…
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SJA sends best wishes to Newcombe after his hip op
The officers and committee of the SJA send their best wishes for a speedy recovery to Barry Newcombe, our immediate past chairman, who broke his hip a…
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