The work of investigative journalists and human rights researchers is vital to holding accountable perpetrators of war and conflict. This reporting work is painstaking and takes years, and must be of ...

In a world where freedom of expression is more and more constrained by autocratic regimes, entrepreneurs are seeking a new solution to bring trusted news to repressed citizens: hybrid media. Hybrid me...

At the time of her death, Daphne Caruana Galizia was facing 48 civil and criminal lawsuits in Malta, had her bank accounts frozen, and was receiving a steady barrage of threats from London libel lawye...

Ever heard of GPT-3 or DALL-E? These and other powerful new AI models are now capable of generating synthetic text and imagery. How could these models be useful in the newsroom? In this workshop I’l...

The International Women’s Media Foundation just launched A Mental Health Guide for Journalists Facing Online Violence, a practical resource including a psychological self-assessment tool as well as...

Media plurality gives a voice to minorities, free-thinkers, and marginalised groups. It expresses their concerns and defends their rights. The time has come to explore the need for a plurality of capi...

Newsrooms globally are amending their editorial strategies to reflect their specific audience needs. At the time of writing, there are at least 15 models since the first one of its kind was introduced...

International collaborations have become a staple of investigative journalism. From the ICIJ’s era-defining offshore leaks - the Panama, Paradise and Pandora Papers - to the Pegasus Project, coordin...

World-leading experts in physical safety preparedness, digital security, online harassment, legal defence and psychological well-being are offering free safety clinics to independent journalists and e...

The Chilling, a major global study produced by UNESCO and the International Center for Journalists (ICFJ), found a clear link between online violence and offline harm. 20% of survey respondents and do...