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Tracing weapons from battlefields to their sources

How we fund a project that maps the origins of weapons found on battlefields begins with a simple principle: evidence-based journalism can reveal information…

What Our Investigation Found About Civilians Used as Human Shields

Our investigation examined witness accounts, open-source imagery, local records and reports from areas affected by Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine. The…

Reporting Civilian Returns to a De-Occupied Town Without Speculation

The return of civilians to a town recently freed from occupation is a sensitive reporting assignment. Residents may be grieving, homes may be damaged, and…

The hyperlocal newsroom that outlasted occupation

In a Ukrainian town cut off from reliable information, a small news website became an unlikely public utility. Its reporters had no television studio, foreign…

How Our Foundation Helped Start a Fact-Checking Network Across Five Ukrainian Cities

False claims can travel across borders in seconds, especially during wartime. For audiences in Australia, where a rumour may move from a Facebook community…

Why Tracking Stolen Ukrainian Content Matters

Independent journalism depends on clear authorship, verifiable sources and the public’s ability to distinguish reporting from propaganda. When Russian news…

How Fellowships Strengthen Journalism Near Ukraine’s Front Line

Young journalists from front-line regions often begin their careers with direct knowledge of war, displacement and resilience. They understand the communities…

What Mental Health First Aid Funding Makes Possible

Supporting a news outlet’s mental health first aid programme means investing in the people who gather, verify and publish difficult stories. The funding can…

Writing a Fair Profile of a Volunteer Medic Who Tweets About War

A volunteer medic may be known for treating wounded people in dangerous places and for posting urgent observations online. A fair profile must hold both parts…

Inside the effort to digitize war correspondents’ archives

Behind many reports from Ukraine are personal collections that rarely appear in public databases: notebooks, contact sheets, audio cassettes, marked maps,…

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