Supported projects

CARINTHIA/HESSEN – Farmers in Europe are at significantly greater risk of suicide than the general population. However, as this investigation reveals, reliable data remains scarce.

THE CYCLADES – Tourism in the Greek Cyclades is booming, but at a high cost. This cross-border investigation explores how over-tourism is putting pressure on water supplies, creating waste, and fuelling uncontrolled construction projects across the islands.

LISBON – Primary target audience: local residents in suburban areas of Lisbon, economically vulnerable groups, Afro-descendant communities, and residents of rural parishes.
This project aims to develop a sustainable and scalable distribution network for sharing independent journalistic content with ...

MILAN - The project focuses on local communities in Italy’s most contaminated areas. Its primary audience comprises citizens and young people exposed to severe environmental and health risks, who often lack access to reliable information to defend their rights. The initiative promotes inclusive ...

VRANJE - The primary target audience of this project comprises the citizens of Vranje and the wider Pčinja District in southern Serbia, with an extended reach across the country through digital platforms. The audience consists mainly of young and middle-aged individuals between the ages of 20 and 45 ...

VELENJE - Primary target audience: Local and regional communities in the Šaleška and Koroška regions, including ethnic minorities, low-income families, and foreign residents facing integration challenges. The audience is diverse in terms of age and gender, with a strong focus on community-oriented ...

PRAGUE / KYIV – Regenerative agriculture is an approach to farming that is climate-resilient, restoring soil health, increasing biodiversity and strengthening rural communities. The project examines farms that have successfully implemented new strategies to highlight what works in practice and why.

MONTREUIL - By amplifying the voices of independent media, the platform will provide improved access to information for marginalised groups that these outlets aim to serve. It will also bring greater visibility to issues often overlooked by mainstream media.

TAVIRA - The primary target audience consists of local communities in the Algarve, with a particular focus on migrants and residents who do not speak Portuguese, as well as young people who are less connected to traditional media formats. The project serves regional audiences and addresses both ...

ATHENS - The primary target audience comprises young people and marginalised communities at the national level, particularly those disproportionately affected by police misconduct, such as Roma, migrants, and refugees. The project also seeks to engage wider civil society, including students and ...

FARO - The primary target audience consists of secondary school students in the Algarve (Portugal), from a variety of social and cultural backgrounds, as well as their families and teachers. This represents a diverse group in terms of age, gender, and ethnicity. 

TORINO – The project targets a national audience of individuals aged 18 and over, of all genders and diverse ethnic backgrounds.

PRAGUE / TIRANA / WEINSTADT – This project explores the surprising new roles of Czech military bunkers, which were once part of the defence system built in the 1930s. Brno’s 10-Z shelter has been revived by historian Pavel Paleček, who has turned it into a museum, cultural venue and unconventional ...

BRUSSELS - Agriculture in Flanders is facing challenges. Caught between expanding cities and ever-growing nature reserves, farmers are striving to produce food for a growing (global) population.

PRAGUE - This investigation uncovers a secretive porn empire’s dominance, hidden ownership, lawsuits, financial evasions, industry threats, and struggles with new regulation.

BANJA LUKA – The primary target audience of the project is local and regional, with a focus on underserved communities across Bosnia and Herzegovina. This includes marginalised groups such as low-income workers, ethnic minorities (e.g. Roma), persons with disabilities, single parents, and young ...

GUINGAMP – The primary target audience consists of French-speaking and Breton-speaking residents of Brittany. While the focus is on local environmental and social issues, the project has the potential to generate national impact through collaboration with media partners.

PERPIGNAN – The project aims to directly engage young people aged 18 to 25 living in disadvantaged neighbourhoods of Perpignan, who face multiple forms of discrimination (social, ethnic, territorial) and are often disconnected from journalism—both as readers and as potential contributors.

DAUGAVPILS - The primary audience are seniors aged 65+ in the Latgale region, both Russian- and Latvian-speaking. The secondary audience are younger residents, with the aim of sparking intergenerational dialogue across Latvia.

GENOA – The project will primarily benefit residents of local areas within the province of Genoa and the wider Liguria region. These communities are often excluded from national media narratives and lack access to in-depth, fact-based reporting on local issues that directly affect their daily lives.