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When a journalist reports from a city under attack, the story often centers on what happened at the scene. Less visible is the private decision that made the…
Independent journalism about Ukraine carries local knowledge that global audiences need. Ukrainian reporters understand the political, social, and security…
In the Zaporizhzhia region, radio is more than a source of music or morning headlines. During attacks, blackouts and disrupted mobile networks, a local…
Reporting from war zones, disaster sites, and communities recovering from violence demands more than strong writing skills. Young journalists must gather…
The ethics of using drone footage from amateur sources in war reporting begins with a basic question: how can powerful visual evidence inform the public…
Ukraine’s newsrooms are operating under pressure from falling advertising revenue, displacement, damaged infrastructure, and the continuing cost of reporting…
War creates urgent needs, weakens oversight, and moves enormous amounts of public money. Those conditions can reward companies, officials, brokers, and…
Independent journalists working around the Russo-Ukrainian war face dangers that extend beyond shelling, detention, and restricted access. Their phones and…
Reporting from occupied territories often depends on evidence that is difficult to obtain, authenticate, and interpret. Administrative orders, property…
The Story Behind Our Map Documenting Every Attack on Ukrainian Media Infrastructure began with a practical problem: vital evidence about damaged newsrooms,…
