Supported projects

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 language and information literacy barriers.

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 grassroots activists, who play a key role in citizen journalism and human rights advocacy.

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. 

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.

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

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.

BUDAPEST – The primary target audience of Magyar Hang comprises individuals seeking independent political, social, and cultural news from a centre-right and conservative perspective—an audience that is currently underserved by the Hungarian media landscape.

BRUSSELS - A maze of European subsidy rules has created a lucrative niche: grant consultants. These consultancy firms earn substantial sums by assisting researchers with their subsidy applications. This raises a fundamental question: does current research policy steer science too much towards competition and market value, at the expense of an open, societal approach to research?

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 people in smaller towns.