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When journalists sit across from someone who has survived war, displacement, or violence, the conversation that follows can either heal or harm. Our foundation…
Across the globe, independent newsrooms face an often-underestimated threat that has nothing to do with censorship or politics: the simple loss of electricity…
Drone footage captured by ordinary citizens has reshaped how breaking news is told. From bushfire monitoring in New South Wales to flood coverage across…
Digital evidence is disappearing faster than we can save it. From Melitopol to Mariupol, residents of Russian-occupied Ukrainian territories post on Telegram…
The Free Press Foundation has long backed projects that bring underreported stories to wider audiences, and few efforts feel as urgent as turning the private…
In the grey morning light of eastern Ukraine, freelance reporter Olena Petrova checks her press credentials for the third time that week. She is preparing to…
Australia is home to one of the larger Ukrainian diaspora communities in the Southern Hemisphere, with strong concentrations in Sydney's western suburbs and…
Kharkiv sits close enough to the Russian border that the thud of artillery is part of the newsroom's daily backdrop. For the reporters who refuse to leave, the…
The classrooms of a liberated town often look the way a stage does after a touring company has moved on: chairs stacked against scorched walls, chalk still on…
Independent journalism depends on more than reporters, editors and reliable sources. It also requires practical protection when powerful individuals or…
