The European Journalism Seminar (EJS) is a specialized information and education programme run by the European Centre Natolin for sectors of the Polish media concerned with European issues.

The current Programme is a continuation of the two-year co-operation with local and regional journalists which started in 2002. The European Journalism Seminar's main goal is to promote European issues in editorial offices. It consists of two activities, the first being thematic workshops and conferences held at the European Centre Natolin, Warsaw. The second, is a website which is used regularly by the participants.

The conferences are devoted to select European topics relating to specific regions or specializations (such as regional policy or the development of infrastructure) or to current problems concerning EU activity with reference to the Polish membership.

The premise of the EJS is conceived following consultations with members of the journalist community. The conferences and workshops are led by Polish and EU journalists specializing in European issues, experts, politicians and prominent public figures as well as local government representatives responsible for the institutional co-operation between Poland and the EU.

The EJS website provides free access to both, current and archival material on various topics connected with EU. Texts are written specially for the EJS website on the basis of specialist analysis and studies, including the influence of EU policy on the Polish and regional key issues.

The EJS Programme provides the participants with necessary knowledge about the EU and also with documents, expert opinions and the information they need on European issues.

The European Journalism Seminar web site is available in Polish at www.sde.natolin.edu.pl