How do you start your morning? A cup of fragrant coffee loads in the morning for the whole day and benefits. But when it comes to coffee in a friendly circle, then the benefit is double!
With the support of the Youth Format Youth NGO, Zhytomyr journalists gathered for talks on professional topics. The hosts of the meeting were “Lviv Chocolate Workshop”, which already has a great experience in conducting motivated meetings

The guests in the morning coffee were the German media expert, the short-term expert of the Association4U project, Clemens Shelle and Senior Communications Expert of the Association4U project Ivan Gaivanovich.
An interesting interlocutor is always listening with pleasure, especially when it is possible to learn a new one. Who will deny that a journalist is a free profession?
That’s what the guests said. According to the German media expert, throughout the world, journalists are people who have education in various fields. “Trust is the most important thing a journalist has,” the German specialist emphasized to his colleagues. – That’s what distinguishes him from the blogger, allows him to build his reputation on trust. ” Mr. Shelle also spelled out how to correct the mistakes made, which are quickly noticed in the era of information technology.
Advice was also appropriate: to share facts and judgments, use several sources of information, carefully select vocabulary and define definitions. Even the question of the correctness of the presentation of information and responsibility of the journalist has also been discussed. Interest in the legal aspects of German legislation in the field of media activity, adherence to journalistic ethics and the narrow boundary between the prohibition in the coverage of individual topics and freedom of speech have been raised.
Of course, the meeting succeeded, though Ivan Gaivanovich, expert of the Association4U project, doubted that coffee was too early. It turns out that collecting interesting guests to motivate meetings in the circle of interesting interlocutors more often. And it does not matter whether it will be tea or coffee, morning or evening. The main thing is interesting interlocutors and hospitable owners.

Translated by Aliona Matushevich