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The president's report discusses the activities and priorities of the European Journalism Training Association (EJTA) from its annual general meeting in May 2017. Key topics covered include membership growth, conferences, the EUCheck fact-checking project, research on journalism roles and values, relations with external organizations, finances and budget, and support for journalism students and early career journalists. The report outlines the EJTA's priorities for the coming year as conferences, membership growth, the EUCheck project, research, and supporting journalism students.
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