Supported projects

ŁÓDZ - The project is aimed at residents of rural and urban-rural communes of the Radomsko district (Łódź province), who, for technological and distribution reasons, are deprived of access to information about their local community.

BROUMOV - The project targets local audience in the Broumovsko micro-region, partly also national. The project will work directly with three basic groups - workers, seniors and young people. This also includes the Roma minority, newcomers from Ukraine and workers from neighbouring Poland.

Łódź - Łódź.po is an independent local newsroom based in ŁÓDŹ, Poland. It serves the local community and covers important social issues. 

SZEGED - Our primary target audience is local: urban professionals, students, and engaged residents of Szeged and Southern Hungary. Most are aged 18–45, but we also reach older demographics interested in independent, public interest journalism.

DEBRECEN - Debreciner primarily targets the residents of Debrecen and the surrounding Hajdú-Bihar County. We focus on cultivating an engaged audience interested in public affairs, seeking background information about regional life, and acting as opinion leaders in their communities. The goal of this ...

ODORHEIU SECUIESC - Our project targets the Hungarian-speaking minority in Romania's Harghita county, with special focus on youth (16-29) and rural communities within 50km of Odorheiu Secuiesc. We also engage with diverse religious denominations to amplify their perspectives on community development ...

GDANSK - The education project aims to familiarise the inhabitants of Pomerania with the issues of energy transformation, which is a technical, economic and social challenge. The construction of the nuclear power plant is very controversial among the inhabitants of Pomerania.

SILESIA - The project mainly targets local audiences in Silesia, Poland, including young people and marginalised groups who consume news through social media platforms. The primary focus is on enhancing access to reliable information for digitally active users.

PARIS - This project addresses the opacity and impu-nity within the French police institution, where marginalised and racialised communi-ties face persistent barriers to justice in cases of police violence.

LISBON - This project aims to bring together the people of Chelas, a peripheral neighbourhood, and all the other audiences in Lisbon. That is precisely its aim.

BARCELONA - This training programme aims to encourage collaboration between investigative journalists and photojournalists in order to raise awareness of desertification in Europe through innovative storytelling.

ATHENS / SOFIA / ROME - This project focuses on the real-world dynamics of renewable energy deployment in three key countries in Southern and South-Eastern Europe. Despite their different histories, economies, and regulatory structures, they face surprisingly similar obstacles in their quest of ...

BRUSSELS - This book features donor families of today. What is their story? How did they choose a donor? With what words do they talk about this at the kitchen table? And what reactions do they get from those around them? Children also have their say in this book. What are their needs, questions or ...

BRUSSELS – The EU aims to capture 50 million tonnes of CO2 a year by 2030. However, several major CCS projects backed by EU funds are facing serious challenges, from high operating costs to local opposition.

CÁDIZ / AWRE - This investigation delves into the growing push to monetize blue carbon in Spain and the UK, where scientists, NGOs, and financial consultancies are working to quantify the carbon stored in salt marshes and seagrasses to fund their restoration.

ARLES - This is a four-day hybrid workshop designed to equip 10 emerging documentary photographers or journalist with the skills, tools, and networks needed to produce in-depth, impactful environmental stories.

BUDAPEST - The project aims to develop a short video format to help us start producing our own video content again after several years. Through video, we hope to expand our audience and reach groups who may not usually engage with our content. In the long run, we hope to reach more people, including ...

IJMUIDEN - After pulse fishing was banned by the European Parliament in 2018, many Dutch fishermen switched to flyshooting. However, flyshoot fishing mainly targets species for which there is too little data to manage stocks properly. These are not subject to quotas and fishermen can take them out ...

AMSTERDAM / BUDAPEST / SIDNEY – This cross-border investigation examined how the world’s most controversial herbicide secured a ten-year re-approval in the European Union despite mounting scientific and legal concerns. 

BOSASO - After almost a decade of silence on Somalia's northern coast, piracy seems to be making a comeback. Driven by hunger and desperation, old smuggling routes are being reopened and strategic ports are being targeted. 'The sea beckons as never before.'The comeback of Somali pirates