Incubator 2025: Local Journalism in Greece
iMEdD is launching a new cycle of the Incubator program, inviting journalists active in the local press in Greece to submit their proposals for participation.

iMEdD is launching a new cycle of the Incubator program, inviting journalists active in the local press in Greece to submit their proposals for participation.

The program is open to teams of professional journalists (employed or freelance) working for different local media outlets across Greece.

The deadline for submitting your ideas has been extended to January 19.

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