A Discussion on Critical Humanitarian Missions
iMEdD will participate in the Humanity Reloaded Festival 2025, with Kostas Koukoumakas, journalist at iMEdD, moderating the session titled “Gaza – Sudan: Voices from the Two Largest Armed Conflicts ...
iMEdD will participate in the Humanity Reloaded Festival 2025, with Kostas Koukoumakas, journalist at iMEdD, moderating the session titled “Gaza – Sudan: Voices from the Two Largest Armed Conflicts ...
In 2026, the Stavros Niarchos Foundation (SNF) marks three decades of transformative philanthropy, culminating in a weeklong celebration, SNF Nostos 2026, from June 21 to 28. As a longtime SNF ...
The European Press Prize has announced the winners and runners-up for its 2025 edition, honoring outstanding European journalism that reflected significant events impacting Europe and the world.
The sixth issue of the inter-island school newspaper “Desks in the Aegean” is dedicated to sports and captures the concerns, dreams, and experiences of students from seven remote islands.
This year’s theme, “Thriving in a Toxic Media Environment,” speaks to the current climate of uncertainty around information and trust. Journalists, scholars, and practitioners will share insights and ...
iMEdD is participating in the international conference “The Future of Digital Journalism: Artificial Intelligence, Innovation, and Integrity,” taking place on April 14–15, 2025, in Athens, bringing ...
The shortlisted entries explore themes as urgent as they are diverse — from forced child labour in Madagascan mines and the ongoing humanitarian toll in Gaza, to the ethical dilemmas of end-of-life ...
The audio documentary Bipolar Opposites dives into the universe of bipolar disorder, aiming to demystify and destigmatize it through personal testimonies and interviews with experts.
Following the completion of the open call for journalists working in the local press across Greece, we are pleased to announce the selected participants for this year’s Incubator cycle.
Evros is a region with constant developments, but how much do we really know about the lives of its residents beyond what the news broadcasts convey?