Supported projects

Sonderland was a journalism production house that produced pieces for other media outlets, focusing on one theme for an entire year. In 2019, the theme was “shelter” as a basic need.

In this project, Chase provided grants and coaching to young journalists so they could create digital stories about social change in urban communities.

The Polar Project is a cross-media magazine on climate change. It aims to promote interdisciplinary exchange through journalism, art, and performance, and to explore the boundaries of journalistic storytelling.

FactRank is a free tool that automatically filters out statements from Dutch-language texts worthy of fact-checking.

Podlab XL is a training programme for non-fiction podcast makers, that coaches audio novices from podcast idea to pilot.

The Wablieft centre for clear language developed an online news channel with quality news for low-literature adults.

U:nite works with a team of emerging actors and word artists to bring news to 16-24-year-old video consumers using new online formats.

With this project regional television broadcaster RINGtv aims to get young people more involved in politics and vice versa.

UITLANDER is a platform for high-quality, international stories about and by Belgians living abroad, made for the Belgian home audience.

CONAKRY - A team of journalists followed the money, investigating Guineagate, a corruption case that involved a French national promoting the interests of a private company that sought a mining license at Simandou Mountains, the world’s largest known deposits of untapped iron.