In Ukraine, Palestine, Sudan or Syria, international courts have become the high-profile legal battleground of the most sensitive and consequential conflicts. Judges have even been called to rule on c...

Feminist investigative journalism is about making investigative journalism agendas, as well as investigative teams, leaderships and methodologies more inclusive of diverse communities and issues that ...

Explicit deepfake imagery is one of the most real and tangible threats facing society today, much more so than disinformation related to deepfakes, yet our industry’s discussions tend to focus on th...

Telegram is quickly becoming ground zero for images and videos during conflict situations, surpassing X (formerly Twitter) in content exclusivity. During Russia's war against Ukraine, Israel’s bomba...

What happens when you ask people what they want from local news and compare that to what's actually being offered by news providers? You end up with an information needs gap analysis that can clearly ...

Uncertainty is a challenge faced by every media organization—whether it’s due to global conflicts, economic instability, or shifting audience dynamics. The Kyiv Independent has had to learn how to...

Making enough money to grow and sustain good journalism is tough everywhere. But in places where governments and their proxies come after you for what you publish, where most foreign grant funding is ...

The climate crisis isn’t just about carbon emissions or melting glaciers — it cuts across global issues like armed conflict, mass migration, and corporate abuses of people's rights. As journalists...

A practical workshop to explore features in Pinpoint, an AI-based tool built by Google to help journalists find and verify stories. This workshop will take participants through the latest capabilities...

When does impact become activism? Does an explicit focus on impact skew our objectivity and endanger the integrity of our profession? When donors and grantees have different definitions of impact, how...