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Photographs can preserve what speeches, reports, and statistics often fail to convey: the human scale of history. In Ukraine, documentary images have recorded…
When Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine, local newsrooms became essential lifelines. Residents needed verified information about evacuation…
The Challenge of Reporting on War Crimes Trials in Ukraine extends far beyond attending a hearing and summarizing a verdict. Journalists must explain complex…
Independent journalism depends on public trust. Readers need to know who supports a newsroom, whether financial relationships can influence its work, and how…
In conflict-affected communities, reliable journalism can help people find shelter, verify urgent information, document abuses, and understand decisions that…
Post-war Ukraine will need journalism that does more than document recovery. It must explain who controls reconstruction funds, how institutions are rebuilt,…
Reporting from a war zone demands speed, but speed cannot replace evidence. A claim about a missile strike, a captured position, or civilian casualties may…
In Kyiv, journalism is produced under conditions that would make ordinary newsroom routines impossible. Air-raid alerts interrupt interviews, power cuts…
Propaganda thrives when people are overwhelmed, angry, or uncertain. A fabricated headline can travel across social networks in minutes, while a careful…
Our first media literacy campaign in schools began with a simple goal: help students recognize reliable information, question misleading claims, and understand…
