Norsk Journalistlag

She will talk about UNESCO’s work with world heritage locally as well as in the Nordic region. The rail ferry Storegut is a part of the 2nd industrial revolution. https://unesco.no/eng-child-page/world-heritage-in-norway/
Fuglestveit will give you good information which you can work on in your country, and that is sellable.

Rune Ottosen, professor emeritus in journalism will talk on UNESCO´s work on safety of journalists, and the battle against impunity. Nine out of 10 violent attacks on journalists
are never punished or prosecuted.

Ottosen will address the UN Plan of Action on the Safety of Journalists and the Issue of Impunity which addresses the fundamental aspects of prevention, protection, and prosecution.

Rune Ottosen works at Oslo Metropolitan University. He has written extensively on
press history and media coverage of war and conflicts.

Arild Molstad will talk about the challenges world heritage places are facing, from neglect and exploitation to ignorance and indifference. Molstad will give examples for possible media coverage.
Molstad is an internationally recognized, widely published author, photojournalist of several books and hundreds of articles on conservation, exploration, and sustainable tourism.
He has been associated for many years with National Geographic Society.

After Molstad, guided tour if wanted, by The Norwegian Industrial Workers Museum.

– This is a goldmine for journalist, exclaims editor Thomas Nilsen of the Independent Barents Observer.

Thomas Nilsen will talk about the consequences of Nato welcoming Sweden and Finland.

Located in Kirkenes, northern Norway, Nilsen has a long experience in media cooperation across the borders in the high north of Europe, both as radio- and newspaper reporter all the way back to the days before the breakup of the Soviet Union. Nilsen has been editor of Barents Observer since 2009.

Thomas Nilsens knowledge about the security issues in the north is well known for those who have explored the field the recent years. Now we bring Nilsen to a wider audience.

His ability to take in different approaches and communicate across borders is highly recommended.

You may either join us for our trip at Gaustatoppen, or do your own hiking or fishing.

If you join us to Gaustatoppen, we take a bus and the special secret elevator inside the mountain, that goes all the way to the top.
There you have a stunning view of southern Norway.
We then offer Top Secret lunch inside the former Nato quarters inside the mountain.
Remember warm clothes for rain/snow and windy weather.
Weather at top 1804 above sea level:
https://www.yr.no/nb/v%C3%A6rvarsel/daglig-tabell/5-31970/Norge/Vestfold%20og%20Telemark/Tinn/Gaustatoppen

Magnum photographer Jonas Bendiksen fooled everyone with the “Book of Veles” https://www.jonasbendiksen.com/books/the-book-of-veles

This session will take you backwards into how easy it is to manipulate the world – and what we as journalists must do to expose it.tional institutions and has been associated for many years with National Geographic Society, Unesco’s World Heritage Center. He is a Fellow of UK Royal Geographical Society and engaged in the development of responsible tourism in Norway, in which World Heritage issues are topical and crucial.

Norwegian journalist Kyrre Kjellevold will lecture us on how to follow the money.

He gives tools on how freelancers may work with finance.

Kjellevold has a doctorate in accounting and auditing. He works as an economics journalist in at www.e24.no as well as lecturing at the Business school.

– When you are first bitten and understand that you can bring about a change in society and give people the opportunity to have their own perception, it all becomes very meaningful, he recently told Medier24.