International Insurance Fund for Journalists

“Journalism Can Be a Tool for Future Justice”

The Kyiv Independent journalist Olesia Bida discusses documenting war crimes, the ethics of working with survivors, and the power of...

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News from Occupied Territories and Reports from Liberated Villages: How Kherson-based «Most» Keeps Reporting

Responsible journalism is a voice that does not fall silent, even when a city lives under explosions, drone attacks, and constant shelling...

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“We All Remain in the City, but Sometimes We Work from Cellars”

Svitlana Tomash, Editor of Novyny Horodnianshchyny, on Working in a Border Community in Ukraine’s Chernihiv Region Novyny...

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«Old Safety Protocols for Journalists No Longer Work»: Yaroslav Yurchyshyn on the New Challenges of War

Since the start of Russia’s full-scale invasion, Ukrainian journalists have been forced to constantly adapt to new challenges, as...

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“We’re Basically Working on the Front Line”

Editor-in-Chief of the Stepova Zorya newspaper and the Petropavlivka City media group, Iryna Sytnik, on the challenges of journalism during...

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“We constantly practice how to get out of the car quickly if a drone appears”

How the Slidstvo.Info team works: new risks, psychological resilience, and the boundaries of ethics in the fifth year of the war. We...

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Dnipro.media: How a Young Newsroom in a Frontline City Is Building Independent Media and Producing Investigations

The AIRPPU team continues introducing you to high-quality independent regional media outlets in Ukraine as part of the International...

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“We are not insuring people. We are insuring the possibility to continue telling the truth”

On April 15, 2026, at the International Journalism Festival in Perugia, the CEO of the Association of Independent Regional Press Publishers...

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“Not a single shot can be more important than a human being”

Ukrainian Witness camera operator Mariia Shevchenko speaks about daily risks, recovering after assignments, and the core principle of her...

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‘Press’ markings attract drones more than camouflage”: a journalist from Ukrainian Witness

In the fifth year of the full-scale invasion, journalistic work in frontline regions is evolving along with the war itself. Drones, new...

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