Past events

iMEdD is joining forces with the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki’s (AUTH) School of Journalism and Mass Communications to host a two-day workshop titled Introduction to Data Journalism on 13 and 14 February 2023.

Are you unsure if you are eligible to apply? Are you wondering if your investigative story is 'local' in nature? Do you want to know what cross-border collaboration entails in regards to CBLocal grant programme?

Together with Dart Centre for Journalism and Trauma Europe (DCE) Journalismfund.eu is hosting two webinars on climate crisis reporting, trauma and journalism. Two online seminars (17.02.2023 and 24.02.2023) to build resilience and impact for sustainable reporting on the climate crisis. Registrations are opened in this link.

Report for the World, part of the GroundTruth Project, is holding an investigative journalism workshop for their Latin American corps members that will take place Dec 15-16 in São Paulo, Brazil.
 

The corrosion of trust in journalism remains one of the greatest threats to open societies and democracies.

Fact-checking, or debunking, is a popular approach to tackling misinformation. 

Rather than debunking misinformation after it’s already spread, prebunking – or preemptive debunking - is effective at reducing susceptibility to misinformation at scale.

Jan Žabka, hlidacipes.org

Arianna Poletti presents the investigation carried out between Tunisia and Morocco together with Aïda Delpuech on the export of green energy from North Africa to the EU.

Free training course on the use of investigative journalism tools and techniques. Practical workshop to design and publish your own Environmental Survey.

Milan, 18 and 23 January 2023, from 10 to 14, at the Sala Stampa Nazionale.

In the fight against disinformation, journalists debunk myths and expose conspiracy theories that threaten to poison the public discourse.