ICJ Friends is a special category dedicated to non-governmental organizations, federations, associations, and other non-profit institutions that engage with journalists, journalism, and related fields worldwide.
This collaboration is completely free of charge and based on mutual visibility:
- ICJ displays the logos of its Friends on official platforms.
- Each logo links directly to the organization’s official website, promoting their mission and work.
- In the spirit of partnership, ICJ kindly asks Friends to reciprocate by placing the ICJ logo and link on their own websites.
Through ICJ Friends, we aim to build a global network of solidarity, trust, and cooperation in support of professional journalism and those who work with and for journalists. Organizations from all over the world are welcome to join and become Friends of ICJ.
ICJ Global Media Group LLC – Intercontinental Connection of Journalists is proud to be an official signatory of The Jena Declaration (UNESCO), standing alongside leading global institutions and distinguished figures such as The Club of Rome, World Academy of Art & Science, International Science Council, and universities including MIT and Pennsylvania State University.
By joining this global initiative, ICJ affirms its commitment to international cooperation, cultural diversity, and sustainable development through media, diplomacy, and global understanding. 
The signing of a Memorandum of Understanding between ICJ Global Media Group LLC and Sociedade Portuguesa de Literacia em Saúde represents a partnership of profound public importance. This cooperation strengthens the bridge between journalism and health literacy, creating a powerful alliance that contributes to transparency, citizen empowerment, and the defense of democratic values. By joining forces, both institutions affirm their dedication to advancing responsible communication and promoting public health as a cornerstone of social progress. This agreement is not only a symbolic act, but a strategic commitment to building a healthier, more informed, and more resilient Europe.
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