The Network Directory

The Directory of European Journalism Networks is a live and searchable database of journalism networks, media hubs, collectives and groups mainly from Europe, focusing on collaborative and crossborder journalism. It was launched in January 2024 and currently presents 35 networks from Europe.

This platform would like to serve as a central hub, facilitating connections between media professionals based on geographic focus, function and purpose. The Directory is not only a reference tool but a living infrastructure that supports collaboration, visibility, and knowledge exchange among journalism networks and AI-related initiatives across Europe and beyond.

Are you a journalist looking for partners to produce a collaborative cross-border story, apply for grants together, or exchange knowledge or best practices? Are you a free-lancer looking for support networks or training? The Directory aims to help journalists to find each other, connect and work together and it is free to use.

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Who are we?

The directory is built by Free Press Unlimited as part of the Collaborative and Investigative Journalism Initiative 3 (CIJI3) Project, and supports the organisation’s mission to make independent journalism accessible to all people, while the project itself brings together a diverse and resourceful group of partners from across Europe to address the challenges facing independent media and investigative journalism.

“When journalists work together, publications only get better. This Directory aims to help journalists from different backgrounds and expertise to find each other and collaborate. This expands their knowledge and scope of their work, and with that also their impact. I hope many journalists will find and make use of this Directory, so their stories find their way to the public and keep them informed with trusted information.”

Ruth Kronenburg, Executive Director, Free Press Unlimited

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