Our #SilenceHate project resulted in many excellent pieces of journalism examining the realities of refugees in Europe, and an even more important conversation on how to do journalism that combats hate speech and xenophobia. Read all about it here.
Bolsonaro is pushing a narrative in the right wing media that indigenous people are not worthy of protection. Meet the Brazilians fighting this rhetoric.
What is #sadfishing? In some cases it is a cry for help--in others, an invitation to potential groomers. At any rate, it is a phenomenon affecting young people that we need to pay more attention towards.
"Climate Strike" is the word of the year. But while journalists were busy drooling over Extinction Rebellion and Greta Thunberg, were they missing other important stories?
While many uprisings around the world have seen governments turn off the Internet, it is clear that now the tactic is the opposite: flooding people with information so that people do not know what is true from what is not.
How can journalists tell stories about sexual violence—which is important, particularly in understanding war, and ending impunity—while still respecting a duty of care towards survivors?
As we celebrate Black History Month, it is important to investigate how the black fishing phenomenon is capitalising on black culture, while completely disregarding black history.
In Kashmir, a media blackout has left the conflict vulnerable to manipulation by the press offices of the occupying forces. But Kashmiri voices are starting to get out--and tell the real human cost of the conflict.
"Climate Strike" is the word of the year. But while journalists were busy drooling over Extinction Rebellion and Greta Thunberg, were they missing other important stories? 
While many uprisings around the world have seen governments turn off the Internet, it is clear that now the tactic is the opposite: flooding people with information so that people do not know what is true from what is not. 
How can journalists tell stories about sexual violence—which is important, particularly in understanding war, and ending impunity—while still respecting a duty of care towards survivors? 
As we celebrate Black History Month, it is important to investigate how the black fishing phenomenon is capitalising on black culture, while completely disregarding black history. 
In Kashmir, a media blackout has left the conflict vulnerable to manipulation by the press offices of the occupying forces. But Kashmiri voices are starting to get out--and tell the real human cost of the conflict. 
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