25 Jan 2022 “I was lucky. Most newsrooms pull women down with work rather than lifting them up” Mabinty Magdalene Kamara, editor of Sierra Leone’s ‘Politico’, reflects on the obstacles holding other women back.
25 Jan 2022 “I was lucky. Most newsrooms pull women down with work rather than lifting them up” Mabinty Magdalene Kamara, editor of Sierra Leone’s ‘Politico’, reflects on the obstacles holding other women back.
20 Jan 2022 We have a unique opportunity to reshape our newsrooms. Here’s what I’ve learned from the people leading change right now "This year will require even more intentional leadership," writes Federica Cherubini.
20 Jan 2022 We have a unique opportunity to reshape our newsrooms. Here’s what I’ve learned from the people leading change right now "This year will require even more intentional leadership," writes Federica Cherubini.
18 Jan 2022 This news site is training hundreds of young women in digital journalism to reach remote audiences in news deserts across India “It’s our turn to speak and tell the stories,” says Priya Thuvassery, executive producer at Chambal Media and leader of the project.
18 Jan 2022 This news site is training hundreds of young women in digital journalism to reach remote audiences in news deserts across India “It’s our turn to speak and tell the stories,” says Priya Thuvassery, executive producer at Chambal Media and leader of the project.
22 Dec 2021 “Under Narendra Modi, access has become conditional on the journalist’s ideology” As he publishes his memoir, Indian senior editor Vir Sanghvi reflects about the relationship between reporters and politicians.
22 Dec 2021 “Under Narendra Modi, access has become conditional on the journalist’s ideology” As he publishes his memoir, Indian senior editor Vir Sanghvi reflects about the relationship between reporters and politicians.
20 Dec 2021 As winter approaches, Afghan women journalists speak out: "I enjoyed all the liberties of life. Now I feel like a prisoner" Four months after the Taliban takeover, only 5% still live and work in Kabul. A new report amplifies their life stories.
20 Dec 2021 As winter approaches, Afghan women journalists speak out: "I enjoyed all the liberties of life. Now I feel like a prisoner" Four months after the Taliban takeover, only 5% still live and work in Kabul. A new report amplifies their life stories.
13 Dec 2021 21 findings from the Reuters Institute’s research in 2021 still relevant in 2022 Our researchers have covered the most pressing issues in journalism in the past 12 months.
13 Dec 2021 21 findings from the Reuters Institute’s research in 2021 still relevant in 2022 Our researchers have covered the most pressing issues in journalism in the past 12 months.
25 Nov 2021 The highs and lows of flying solo as a journalist creator in the Global South Reporters from India, Brazil and Nigeria share what they've learned.
25 Nov 2021 The highs and lows of flying solo as a journalist creator in the Global South Reporters from India, Brazil and Nigeria share what they've learned.
18 Nov 2021 As press freedom in Myanmar shrinks even further, an independent digital magazine embraces reader revenue to stay afloat 'Frontier Myanmar' has survived with the help of a membership programme and a new paywall.
18 Nov 2021 As press freedom in Myanmar shrinks even further, an independent digital magazine embraces reader revenue to stay afloat 'Frontier Myanmar' has survived with the help of a membership programme and a new paywall.
12 Nov 2021 Journalism at COP26: the missing voices and a taste of a more inspiring way forward "Climate change offers the chance to rethink and to reach out," writes Meera Selva, co-founder of the Oxford Climate Journalism Network.
12 Nov 2021 Journalism at COP26: the missing voices and a taste of a more inspiring way forward "Climate change offers the chance to rethink and to reach out," writes Meera Selva, co-founder of the Oxford Climate Journalism Network.
