How they do it: Interviews with journalism network directors, coordinators and facilitators about the day to day realities of their work.
Are We Europe is supporting journalism hubs in underserved communities. Their new managing director shares more about the thinking behind the projects of this award-winning media collective.
An interview with Vladimir Radinovic, president of the board of Community Media Forum Europe, about the current challenges of the third media sector and how the network works to address them.
While BIRN still has great institutional memory, procedures bring clarity to a complex network.
Oštro is training the next generation of investigative journalists and leading on transparency.
Over 25 European independent media got together to help each other find answers to non-editorial questions and explore sustainability. What does it take to facilitate their work?
As parts of the media industry tend to see climate journalism and investigative journalism separately, EIF works to build bridges and investigate global environmental issues.
An interview with Tina Lee, editor-in-chief, Unbias the News, about setting up this award-winning project that brought together local journalists to tell stories of climate change in their home cities.
A group of seven Italian journalists gathered over 70 other freelancers and early-career reporters to help each other have a support system and work better.
Think of your work as part of a wider ecosystem for change and build partnerships with the other active communities, says Ariadne Papagapitos of Lighthouse Reports.
The network collaborates on data investigations which are then free to republish. Federico Caruso, the impact and syndication officer, explains their workflow.
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