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How International Partnerships Help Ukrainian Media Survive: Sestry Highlights AIRPU’s Experience

The experience of Ukrainian regional media continuing their work during Russia’s full-scale war is attracting growing attention from...

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A Missile Hit Her Courtyard: How a Ukrainian Journalist Continued Working After the Russian Attack on Kremenchuk

On the night of October 7, Yana Hudz, a correspondent for Kremenchuk Telegraph, woke up to explosions and began publishing updates about...

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“To Be the Stitch That Holds a Torn Community Together”: Viktoria Annopolska on Safety, Leadership and Local Media Near the Front Line

Viktoria Annopolska, CEO of the Kharkiv-based media group Objektiv, on flexible safety protocols in the grey zone, decisions about letting...

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Skills That Can Save Lives: Media Professionals Complete Two-Day Safety Training in Lviv

How do you respond to severe bleeding, apply a tourniquet correctly, perform cardiopulmonary resuscitation and use an automated external...

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“The Oxygen Mask Must Go on You First”: Tetiana Tsirulnik on Leadership, Monetisation and the Work of Kolo.News

Tetiana Tsirulnik, editor-in-chief of Kolo.News, on setting boundaries in management, monetising a cooking blog, a new concept of audience...

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“War has profoundly changed my understanding of what local media means”: Journalist and Editor Oksana Hrynychenko

Working in local media during wartime means striking a daily balance between reporting events promptly and keeping your own team safe. At...

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How Thebuchacity Diversifies Revenue and Builds Resilience During the War

Thebuchacity’s Editor-in-Chief on Revenue Diversification and Resilience During the War: Part Two The resilience of a local media outlet...

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“Quality Content Means Change in the Community”: How Thebuchacity Builds a Community and Develops Local Journalism

Thebuchacity is becoming a community service: explaining, helping, creating spaces for interaction, and launching new formats that bring...

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“Mezhivskyi Meridian”: A Newspaper Reborn After Its Print Run Was Destroyed

Editor-in-Chief Yevhen Khrypun on the dangers of working during the war, the destruction and reprinting of the newspaper’s print run, and...

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Awaiting Winter: Challenges Facing Regional Media

Freezing temperatures, prolonged blackouts, strikes on critical infrastructure, and shortages of essential resources — these are the...

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