Journalistic organisations believe their role is relevant to society, and deserves support. But are they doing enough to explain and prove how the journalism they produce impacts the lives of the publ...
Marina Dias
Marina Dias is a Brazilian journalist and Communications Director at Agência Pública, the first non-profit investigative journalism agency in Brazil. Since 2014, Marina has led communication strategies, establishing a network of 600 media outlets, blogs, and websites for the republication of Agência Pública's stories. Additionally, she developed methods to monitor the republications and impact of the stories, and also created an AI-powered tool to register and analyze this impact, called PúblicaIQ. Marina has also formulated communication strategies for Agência Pública’s innovative journalism projects. Furthermore, since 2019, she has also led Agência Pública's social media and membership teams.
Climate change and the Amazon: the run-up to COP 30 Belém—and beyond—while amplifying local voices
The Amazon stands as a central theme in journalistic coverage of biodiversity and climate change. As Brazil seeks leadership in this area, the city of Belém, located in Pará within the Brazilian Ama...
