For Journalists
Media Diversity Institute works with journalists around the world to support their work investigating media and diversity issues, and ensure that their newsrooms are following best practices
Events
Condemned to loneliness? A Diversity Index to prevent media isolation ...
Media Diversity Institute will hold a Masterclass at the Gabo Festival in Bogota, Colombia, fostering a discussion on media inclusion in Latin …
The Truth Frontline: Reporting War Crimes in the Age of Disinformation
Journalists and fact-checkers are invited to participate in an online training course “Learning to Counter Disinformation”, offered by The Reckoning …
Local News Matters: New Pathways for Sustainability and Community-Powe...
4 MAY 2026, BELvue Museum, Brussels Register Join Us for a One‑Day Conference Shaping the Future of Local Media in …
Handbooks & Guidelines
Copy-Paste: A model for the creation of the public media sphere by pri...
By Jacek Mikucki, University of Warsaw In this piece, Jacek Mikucki presents an in-depth examination of the unintentional consequences of dismantling state captured media in Poland. He explains the controversy around public media that was ...
Journey through the MILtiverse – UNESCO’s Media and Information Li...
Journey through the MILtiverse is a hands-on toolkit developed by UNESCO to help youth organisations meaningfully integrate Media and Information …
Do You Speak MIL?: Media and Information Literacy – A Handbook f...
This publication, “Do You Speak MIL?: Media and Information Literacy – A Handbook for Jordanian CSOs,” provides civil society organizations …
Job, Training & Grant Opportunities
The Truth Frontline: Reporting War Crimes in the Age of Disinformation
Journalists and fact-checkers are invited to participate in an online training course “Learning to Counter Disinformation”, offered by The Reckoning …
OPEN CALL FOR MEDIA ORGANISATIONS:
Training Program for Journalists and Editors on Youth-Driven Community Journalism
INVITATION- THE ROLE OF THE MEDIA AND DELIBERATION
Hybrid event - Brussels 15 February 2024. The EU-funded MEDIAdelcom project invites you into a hybrid event to meet leading researchers, academics and media representatives to discuss the future of the media. Join us!
