For the third consecutive time, the European Press Prize is announcing its shortlist as an official part of the International Journalism Festival. Our Executive Director Jennifer Athanasiou-Prins and ...

In its 18 months of existence, Press Forward – a $500 million philanthropic effort to support local news in the United States – has committed a significant sum to publishers around America. And th...

One of the most common questions investigative journalists get asked is how they choose what to investigate. Revelations that expose simmering scandals or bring down governments can often seem like pu...

Local news organizations are facing threats in multiple parts of the world, but is the trend irreversible? Two prominent researchers will dive into the economic, technological and sociological drivers...

How should stories be approached when the desired outcome is to have impact and hold people or organizations to account? As journalists we know how to spot a story and how to tell them effectively, bu...

In Ukraine, the Public Interest Journalism Lab (PIJL) focuses on exposing human rights abuses, notably through war crimes documentation at The Reckoning Project since the full-scale Russian invasion i...

The tactics used to target journalists in the U.S. are both shaped by and shaping attacks against press freedom around the world. In a September 2024 op-ed A.G. Sulzberger, the publisher of the New Yo...

In recent years, fact-checking organizations have found themselves at the intersection of disinformation campaigns, political pressure, and public mistrust. Framed alternately as "saviors of truth" an...

The days of legacy media as the sole gatekeepers of news and information are over. Social media shattered the traditional model, paving the way for a new era where sports leagues, content creators, an...

The structure off the workshop will consist in a 'theoretical' part (where cartoonists talk about the role and impact of political cartoons in the journalistic landscape, show their own work and work ...