The World Journalism Education Congress (WJEC) holds global conferences every 3 years offering a unique opportunity for attendees: access to its Syndicate Program. The program gives participants the chance to meet in small groups with international counterparts to take part in research-based discussions focused on the most important journalism topics of the day. These discussions conclude with global recommendations to help advance journalism education pedagogy, practices, and research. This special section of Journalism & Mass Communication Educator features WJEC’s Paris (2019) syndicate results.
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