iMEdD Incubator 2025: New cycle for local journalists in Greece launches January 20
The program is open to teams of professional journalists (employed or freelance) working for different local media outlets across Greece.
GIJC25 Call for ideas: Deadline extended
The deadline for submitting your ideas has been extended to January 19.
Aegean myths come alive in the fifth issue of the “Desks in the Aegean”
This edition celebrates the myths and legends of the Aegean, offering a glimpse into its cultural heritage and timeless traditions through the lens of young storytellers.
Media Capture in Greece: A new report by IPI & MJRC
The report highlights political pressure on Greece’s media regulator, the NCRTV, and a lack of transparency in state advertising—issues that persist despite reforms introduced after the “Petsas list” ...
Analyzing Trump’s return: A challenge for global politics and journalism
Amid a contentious campaign marred by criminal allegations and polarizing rhetoric, Trump’s victory has reignited debates about global politics, voter behavior, and the media’s role in shaping ...
SNF Dialogues – The role of universities in modern democracy
Covering a range of topics from academic freedom to social responsibility, the discussion explored the evolving role of universities in upholding democratic values.
The evolving landscape of news consumption: Influence of online voices
What do we know about the rise of alternative voices and news influencers in social and video networks. An analysis by Nic Newman.
Content creators vs. Journalists – A new e-book explores their evolving roles
Bridging the gap between digital content creators and journalists: Knight Center and UNESCO publish pioneering e-book.
Save the date: GIJC25 to take place in Kuala Lumpur, November 2025
Hosted by the Global Investigative Journalism Network (GIJN) and co-hosted by the independent news outlet Malaysiakini, this event marks the first time the conference is being held in Asia.
Join Ron Haviv for a GIJN webinar on documenting war
On Tuesday, October 29, at 9 AM ET, award-winning photojournalist Ron Haviv will lead a GIJN webinar focused on the vital role of photography in documenting war crimes and human rights violations.
