In 30 of Europe’s biggest cities, streets named after women make up only 9% of the streets dedicated to individuals, while on average, 91% of streets named after individuals are called after men.
The second annual survey conducted by datajournalism.com on the State of Data Journalism in 2022 is now published and the key findings are available in Greek by iMEdD Lab. What are the biggest …
iMEdD Lab publishes Eliza’s Triantafyllou investigation on open data in Greece.
In the framework of iMEdD’s collaboration with Panteion University, third-year students from the Department of Communication, Media & Culture created their own podcasts on Gen Z and Media, as part of …
Here you can find all our past events and discover upcoming ones to participate in.
We organize various events individually as an organization or in collaboration with prestigious professionals and/or organizations from Greece and abroad.
From single-day workshops to longer series of events, we host initiatives, doing our best to showcase useful tools and methods, as well as exchange views and experiences with the community.
PARTICIPATE13-14 FEB Thessaloniki
iMEdD is joining forces with the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki’s (AUTH) School of Journalism and Mass Communications to host a two-day workshop titled Introduction to Data Journalism on 13 and …
09-24 FEB iMEdD
The new ideas zone cycle is dedicated to “Anti-Surveillance and Digital Security”. For 3 weeks, professional journalists will have the opportunity to attend in English and free of charge a series …
Roof of The National Museum of Contemporary Art, Athens
SNF Dialogues hosted a discussion on the timeless links between politics and ancient drama, as well as the pertinent messages it offers still today.
01 JULY Yspilon
iMEdD, in the framework of the Local News initiative, is holding an event entitled “The next day of the regional press”, which will take place on Friday, July 1, 2022, 12:00 – …
6 JUNE Alternative Stage, Greek National Opera
SNF Dialogues, as part of the 2022 SNF Nostos Conference on health, will talk with young people from around the globe about social media and the mental imprint it’s leaving on their generation, the …
04 NOV – 02 DEC ONLINE
A series of inspirational talks with European Press Prize laureates, revolving around their awarded story or project.
10 OCT – 30 NOV iMEdD
We are launching today the fourth, updated incubator cycle, inviting journalism professionals to submit their proposals to be supported in the creation of original stories for publication under the …
05 – 09 OKT Athens Conservatoire
For 5 days journalists and representatives of international organizations and independent media will come together to share experiences and exchange ideas and knowledge on the matter of trust in …
23 FEB online
Live webcast on Mental Health, the stigma that can accompany it, the worldwide lack of systems to address mental health problems, and advances in the field of psychiatry that offer reason for …
“Parontes” is an initiative, which consists of different projects with a common element and goal of the immediate recording of Covid-19 disease and its effects on social, health and economic level, but also in every aspect of our lives. The project that initiated during the first lockdown, is evolving in parallel with the spread of the pandemic.
The story is published at the Atavist magazine.
Athens-based journalist Sarah Souli investigated the murders of Fahima and her two teenage daughters, Rabiya and Farzana, whose bodies were found in Evros in October 2018. Like thousands of migrants before them, the women made their way from their home country of Afghanistan, to Turkey, and onto Greece, where their lives were cut short just a dozen meters into Europe.
A documentary film by Giorgos Moutafis.
For 15 years, a photojournalist has been witnessing the dark trails migrants follow in their attempt to cross into Europe.
Wiped from time and existence.
People in a state of constant movement and precariousness, in unfamiliar and inhospitable places.
The European Press Prize, in collaboration with iMEdD, has created a new tool for collaboration, networking and knowledge sharing, the Community Platform.
The Platform will provide opportunities for connection and collaboration to laureates, PrepCom, judges and members of the European Press Prize.
The iMEdD Lab’s online application was created for the purpose of informing any interested party of the evolution of auctions in our country, but also with a view to facilitating the work of journalists and researchers in general.
