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The investigation began with posts that appeared to come from ordinary users: a photograph from Ukraine, a claim about battlefield losses, or a short video…
Freelance journalists often work where the need for trustworthy information is greatest: during elections, public protests, military attacks, displacement, and…
When a town is retaken, the headlines often suggest that the story is over. For journalists, the hardest work may just be beginning. De-occupied territories…
Independent reporting can attract coordinated abuse, threats, impersonation, and the publication of private information. For journalists covering elections,…
War-related environmental harm is often less visible than damaged buildings or military equipment. Contaminated rivers, burned forests, destroyed wastewater…
Russia’s influence operations increasingly reach audiences across Africa, Asia, Latin America, and the Middle East. State media, anonymous social accounts,…
How Our Grant Recipients Exposed a Network of Illicit Arms Smuggling is a story about patient investigation, local trust, and the public value of independent…
When air raid sirens sound, radio can become one of the most dependable ways for people in Ukraine to receive verified information. It reaches listeners in…
News moves at the speed of notifications. A headline can reach millions within minutes, yet the facts behind it may remain incomplete, unverified, or stripped…
Reporting on suicide and trauma during war demands precision, restraint, and deep respect for human dignity. Journalists work under pressure to explain events…
