World Press Freedom Day 2025 Report: A Brave New World
Written by Tarek Anthony, Ellie Johnson, James Lejeune and Sydney Seymour UNESCO’s 2025 World Press Freedom Day conference, “Reporting in the Brave New World: The Impact of Artificial Intelligence and the Media,” was held at Bozar Center for Fine Arts in Brussels,...Trending: Children are Active Agents of Change
Involving youth in climate communication is the current trend, and world leaders in journalism subscribe to the notion that engaging young voices is crucial for inspiring change “Today, in a world which is completely digital and accessible to people of all ages, it is...Scorched, Resettled and Scared in Chile
By Ruby Wool and Zachary Jones Neuray In the wake of Chile’s devastating February fires, a tale of resilience emerges as communities grapple with loss, rebuild from the ashes, and confront the looming specter of recurring disasters amidst governmental challenges...Democracy is dying: Journalism can save it
Journalists must work in tandem with tech media stakeholders. NEW YORK – “I would love to have actually seen someone from Facebook on this panel,” said Michael Zelenko, deputy Editor of Rest of World, an award-winning nonprofit newsroom dedicated to covering the...UO-UNESCO Crossings Institute covers World Press Freedom Day 2023
UO journalists form the WPFD student newsroom in New York City EUGENE, OREGON — From Jakarta to Addis Ababa, from Helsinki to Montevideo, for a dozen years journalists from the University of Oregon-UNESCO Crossings Institute for Conflict-Sensitive Reporting and...DON’T MISS A STORY
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