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We are pleased to present more than 70 regional printed editions and about 40 local online projects of Ukraine. Our mission is to protect and promote freedom in the media, quality journalism, help adhere to professional standards, lobby the interests of regional media in the legislative field for the prosperity of independent media in Ukraine.

The Russian Propaganda as a Weapon: a challenge for Ukraine and the world

The most dangerous propaganda is the one that editorial staff disseminates unintentionally. When a journalist fails to verify the source...

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Investigations That Become Evidence: How Locator Media Documents Zaporizhzhia’s Information Occupation

When Berdiansk fell under occupation, the first target of the Russian forces was the TV tower. Along with the signal of Ukrainian...

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“We Live, We Don’t Just Survive”: How the Siverskyi Krai Newspaper Works

Five women in Novhorod-Siverskyi continue publishing Siverskyi Krai despite shelling, cold, and a decline in readership The editorial team...

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“Our Main Protocol Is to Survive and Document the History of Resilience”

Glukhivshchyna newspaper is an example of how regional media continue to stand strong under the most difficult conditions. Its editorial...

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“We Are Preserving the History of This Difficult Yet Heroic Time”

Despite evacuation, blackouts, and a reduced print run, Visti Barvinkivshchyny continues to publish both in print and online. Visti...

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How to Counter Hate Speech and Harassment: the Ukrainian Experience

Hate speech and persecution of journalists are challenges that Ukrainian newsrooms have to face on the daily basis. In times of war and...

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How the Kherson Newsroom “Vhoru” Keeps Going

For Vhoru, social media has become the primary news distribution channel. Stories often break there before they appear on the website, with...

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“Visti Prydniprovya”: How the newsroom works and supports its colleagues during the war

Despite the war, the newsroom highlights stories of resilience — from a female farmer driving a tractor to veterans returning to work...

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“We Keep Looking Out for Each Other”: The Story of the “Rayon.Podilsk” Newsroom During the War

Nighttime air raids and explosions in the Odesa region are changing the rhythm of life across the entire area. For the journalists at...

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«We Can Not Normalise Such Tragedies»: Key Quotes from Oksana Brovko’s Speech in Marseille

Press freedom matters not only to journalists. It matters to society, which has the right to know the truth, even when attempts are made to...

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