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Independent journalism in Ukraine depends on reporters who can investigate power, document war-related abuses, cover elections, and explain complex social…
Local journalism will be central to how Ukraine rebuilds, governs, and remembers. Communities emerging from occupation, displacement, and destruction will need…
Investigative journalism is built on a promise: to test claims carefully, protect sources responsibly, and publish information that serves the public interest.…
Disinformation can influence how young people understand elections, public health, war, and their own communities. It spreads through social media posts,…
War reporting often reaches audiences through photographs, written dispatches, and short video clips. These formats remain essential, yet they can struggle to…
When Russian forces occupied his hometown in southern Ukraine, journalist Andriy understood that his press badge could no longer protect him. Checkpoints…
Independent journalism depends on more than strong reporting. Newsrooms need reliable funding to investigate corruption, cover elections, document human rights…
War profiteering investigations can reveal how public money, sanctions, natural resources, and military contracts are diverted during conflict. They can also…
When cultural sites are damaged or destroyed, communities lose more than buildings. Libraries, museums, archives, places of worship, historic neighborhoods,…
Humor has become a recognizable part of Ukraine’s information space since Russia’s full-scale invasion. Memes, cartoons, parody videos, witty headlines, and…
