Supported projects

MADRID - This project is aimed at Madrid’s migrant communities with a particular focus on migrant women. Migrant voices remain underrepresented in the media, creating a gap between their informational needs and the narratives being produced about migration.

ABRANTES - We aim to design a concise and engaging multimedia news service for a younger audience (16-30) in the Médio Tejo region, a growing news desert, with limited local media coverage. Often overlooked by traditional media, this group will gain access to high-quality regional news tailored to their habits.

HELSINKI - The primary audience consists of immigrant groups - different genders and minorities well regarded - in Finland, mainly in the greater Helsinki area.

MARSEILLE - The primary target audience is high school students, especially those from underprivileged areas (QPV) in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur (PACA) region. The project aims to provide them with media literacy tools, fact-checked news, and solutions-oriented journalism.

SUCEAVA - Our primary audience includes Romanian-speaking adults across Suceava, Botoșani, Neamț and Bacău counties—many from rural or underrepresented communities.

MAARHEEZE - The project focuses on Cranendonck and Heeze-Leende, two small, rural municipalities in the southeast of the Netherlands with a combined population of 36,000. 

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.

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 gather the people of Chelas, a peripheral neighbourhood, and all the other audiences in Lisbon. That is exactly its aim.

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.