During the iMEdD International Journalism Forum 2024 in Athens, four award-winning journalists shared insights on today's challenges with iMEdD and the European Press Prize.
The Lost in Europe consortium has won the 2024 Daphne Caruana Galizia Prize for Journalism for their groundbreaking investigation, “More than 50,000 unaccompanied migrant children vanished in Europe ...
On November 12, SNF Dialogues will host a public discussion exploring the evolving role of universities beyond their traditional function as educational institutions.
iMEdD and 13 organizations co-signed a Joint Letter for improving Greece's public information access laws as part of Vouliwatch's campaign.
Organized by the Assembly’s Migration Committee, the event coincided with debates on missing migrants and proposals to tackle smuggling.
The European Press Prize for 2025 is now open for entries until Dec 14, 2024.
Anna-Kynthia Bousdoukou will be at the University of Delaware, sharing insights on how media shapes democracy and public discourse.
The young journalists present insightful tributes to the history of their islands, summer traditions, and explore the region's Olympic connections.
Last month, leading journalists, scholars and experts convened at the inaugural Media & Democracy Summit in Wilmington, Delaware to discuss the relevance, challenges, and sustainability of the media ...
The European Press Prize has announced the winners and runners-up for its 2024 edition, honoring outstanding European journalism that reflected significant events impacting Europe and the world.
