This independent trade union represents around 14,000 professionals in journalism, media, communications, publishing, film and television. Founded in 1921, it negotiates sector collective agreements and defends freedom of expression. It has belonged to the International Federation of Journalists since 1956.
Members receive legal advice, membership support, leisure travel and accident insurance, and legal expenses insurance. A freelancer section advises on fees and working conditions. The union publishes Journalisti magazine and organises courses, seminars and events. Its office is in Ympyrätalo, with a wheelchair-accessible entrance.
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