We specialize in Journalism training and associated areas of interest. Our rea of specialty is training in Investigative Reporting techniques.

We have conducted over 200 workshops throughout the Pan Caribbean region

More than 350 journalists are considered members of our Alumni

Small newsrooms and independent journalists often have limited resources, MIC supports their work by assisting with told and resources. These range from software to legal reviews and some administrative aspects.

Practical experience of the knowledge and techniques we have shared is important to us. We routinely award small grants to journalists and assign a mentor to the recipients or news teams.

Our mentors have collectively contributed over 2,000 hours of mentorship over the last four years.

With a strong leadership team, we have led and implemented projects for entities such as Internews, PCI Media, Open Society Foundations, UNESCO and others.

Our work has also extended beyond our region to assist other entities who require the foundation and institutional knowledge to chart their own course.

We are proud to be a leader in the region with regard to research in the media industry. Our projects include:

Pilot project of UNESCO”s Media Viability Indicators (Lite version)

Disinformation in the Caribbean – An Overview. A project by Public Media Alliance (PMA) led by MIC and the Association of Caribbean Media Workers.

We are able to source experts and researchers and manage regional projects.

We believe that multimedia is important as we connect with the public on different platforms.

Our work had included podcasts, desktop documentaries and social media shorts, full length documentaries, photo galleries, and timelines

The leadership team has produced and managed conferences for as many as 400 participants to smaller group workshops of up to 50 people.

MIC has conducted close to 150 online workshops and sessions for as many as 200 participants at a time.