Webinars

The European LOCAL Cross-border grant programme provides opportunities for media outlets and/or freelance journalists to collaborate on investigating localised issues and solutions that exist in different countries.

Da li sumnjate da ispunjavate uslove za prijavu? Pitate se da li Vaš projekat može dobiti sredstva za izgradnju kapaciteta i mentorstvo? Ili Vas zanima naše shvatanje pojma "inovacije" u okviru ovog programa grantova? 

PODGLEDATJE VEBINAR

Nie masz pewności, czy kwalifikujesz się do złożenia wniosku? Zastanawiasz się, czy Twój projekt może otrzymać dofinansowanie na rozwijanie potencjału i mentoring? Czy chcesz wiedzieć, jak rozumiemy „innowacyjność” w ramach tego projektu?

OGLADAJ WEBINAR

Pluralistic Media for Democracy: New funding opportunity for local and regional outlets, community media, investigative journalism, and public interest news organisations. 

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This is a series of two online sessions for journalists who want to incorporate satellite imagery and geospatial data to expand and strengthen their environmental reporting. It caters to beginners who need an introduction to the world of remote sensing and learn basic steps in accessing online satellite imagery and using QGIS, an open-source geographic information system (GIS) software, to perform simple geospatial analysis for environmental reporting purposes.

Two experts from Corporate Europe Observatory will provide insights on which lobby strategies are employed within the EU, and how, with a specific focus on environmental issues, the Green Deal and Farm to Fork strategy. 

In this webinar with Hans van Scharen and Joao Camargo, two researchers from the Brussels based research and campaign organisation ‘Corporate Europe Observatory’, you will learn all about what happened with the announced EU export ban for those pesticides that are outlawed for use in Europe itself.

We are pleased to invite you to the kickoff event for the PluPro Project, where we will unveil funding and new training opportunities specifically designed for cross-border investigative journalism in Europe. This is your chance to get firsthand information and play a role in shaping a crucial initiative for the journalistic community.
 

Setting up cross-border — let alone cross-continental — teamwork among a few journalists can be a challenge, and it is not only about sharing data properly. Let’s learn from some good examples of the Pulitzer centre's investigations.

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Climate change is global, but the causes are not. Following the GIJC2023 collaborative workshop on climate agenda, Matthew Green from DeSmog, Sunita Narain from the Centre for Science and Environment (CSE), and Amy Westervelt from Critical Frequency/Drilled podcast will discuss perspectives on the top priorities for investigative journalism on climate change, including the fossil fuel industry, government policies, climate change finance, and