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The Mental Health Crisis Among War Correspondents and How We Help

War correspondents and local reporters work where ordinary safeguards disappear. They may document shelling, displacement, death, and deprivation while…

What It Takes to Expose Corruption in Wartime Ukraine

Investigating corruption in wartime Ukraine demands far more than finding suspicious contracts or documenting unexplained wealth. Journalists work amid missile…

Funding Investigative Journalism Through Grants

Independent journalism gives communities the evidence they need to understand public institutions, expose abuse, and make informed decisions. Yet investigative…

The Struggle for Media Freedom in Occupied Territories

When a territory is occupied, control over information often follows control over roads, public offices, and communications networks. Independent reporters…

How journalists in Kharkiv keep reporting despite shelling

Kharkiv’s journalists work in a city where the distance between a newsroom and a strike site can be measured in minutes. Russian missile and drone attacks,…

Fact-Checking As a Defense Against Russian Disinformation

Reliable information is essential when societies face war, political pressure, and public uncertainty. Russian disinformation exploits those conditions by…

Election Coverage in Ukraine During the 2024 War

Election Coverage in a Conflict Zone: Lessons from Ukraine’s 2024 Vote requires one essential clarification: Ukraine did not hold a nationwide presidential or…

Investigating War Crimes: How Ukrainian Reporters Document Evidence for Justice

When Russian forces invaded Ukraine, journalists became witnesses, investigators, and custodians of evidence. Their work reaches far beyond daily headlines:…

Why Local News Outlets in Ukraine Need Your Support Right Now

Independent local journalism has become essential infrastructure in Ukraine. Communities need reliable information about security, evacuation routes,…

The Cost of Covering the Front Lines: A Day in the Life of a War Reporter

Before sunrise, a war reporter may already be listening for changes in artillery, checking evacuation routes, and charging every battery available. The…

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