Fixers have become an essential part of international journalism yet the people who are contracted as fixers are rarely recognized for the difficult work that they do. In this panel discussion we will...

Investigative journalists and independent publications have always been a thorn in the side of those in power. For centuries corrupt governments have used censorship and random arrests to silence trut...

With traditional local news organizations in decline, more and more journalists are looking to startups as a way to fill gaps in the local news ecosystem. However, launching a local news site from scr...

Due to the request of at least one of the panel speakers, this event will not be live-streamed. Furthermore, the on-demand video will not be available. Journalists around the world are under legal at...

AI can serve as a powerful tool for journalists looking to wrangle huge datasets and spot corruption. But what does this look like in actual investigative reporting projects? Join a conversation with ...

​​The world has entered a new phase in the fight against climate breakdown. World leaders are no longer denying the need for action to tackle the crisis, and many countries have announced signific...

The panel will outline findings from a recently completed research project looking at collaboration between civil society and journalism organizations. Funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundatio...

Engaging young people with fact-checked journalism covering hard news of relevance to marginalised and conflict-torn communities is a core mission for media development organisations and the media par...

Bolsonaro's administration built a disinformation machine known as the “Hate cabinet" run by his sons and advisers to spread fake news and attack journalists, politicians, artists and media outlets ...

The COVID-19 crisis has prompted radical and accelerated thinking about the purpose of work. It also forces us to ask what good newsroom leadership looks like beyond managing hybrid meetings. Because ...