International Network of Social Journalism

INSJ is the International Association of Communication and Media Professionals. A registered and officially recognized entity based in the United States, and activities in more than 20 countries.

INSJ is independent. Not politically associated with governments, unions, publishers or organizations.

It is financially independent, promoting agreements in the world of communications and achieving international alliances with other associations, universities, agencies and companies.

INSJ thematic axes:

Freedom.

Respect.

Opportunity.

Equality.

Independence.

Education.

Diversity.

Objectivity.

Cooperation.

Access.

Journalism, as a professional action of Freedom of Expression, is guaranteed in most countries, but its real exercise will depend on the action, commitment, honesty and the value of each of us and the task of associations and institution professionals and trade unions in the world.

INSJ is not only a legal association, but represents the irreplaceable need to exercise the right to communicate despite the existence of unclear rules, obscure interests, and the lack of guarantees that put at risk the lives of those who wish to exercise their rights. communication profession

"No matter the language, origin or specialization, communication must unify and be used for development and global strengthening."

Mission

Based on the principle of communication as a transversal tool for human development, INSJ develops a deep inclusive work of professional transparency, uniting communicators throughout the world through its programs and projects, providing opportunities for growth and recognition.

History

Born more than 30 years ago as a free organization of communicators and professionals specialized in the environment and education, its number of members were increasing, later incorporating various specialties.

From the beginning, the organization was characterized by being inclusive, benefiting from other branches of communication that joined, creating spaces for image, art, research, and many more. This allowed the creation and development of ambitious local, regional and international programs and projects.

The entry of INSJ into the European Union through its representation in Spain has allowed it to begin a cycle of activities to expand to more countries in the region.