European Journalism Training Association

Founded in 1990, European Journalism Training Association is a non-profit network based in Utrecht, Netherlands working on education, democracy & civil society.

The European Journalism Training Association (EJTA) is a non-profit association under Dutch law, established in Brussels in 1990. It brings together journalism centres, schools and universities from around 30 countries across Europe. EJTA works to improve journalism education in Europe by supporting exchanges, teaching and research projects, and collaboration among members. Its activities include annual general meetings and symposia, teachers' trainings, task forces, focus groups, online EJTAlks, a mobility catalogue, and the Tartu Declaration, a competencies framework for journalism students. It also runs the Voices Festival and Voices Awards on journalism and media freedom, and the EUfactcheck project. The association's official seat is in Utrecht, with an office in Helsinki.