Mediabridges: Finland – Ukraine

Launched in 2025 in cooperation with News Media Finland, this project focuses on training in self-regulation and media literacy. Finnish participants include Helsingin Sanomat, Lapin Kansa, and JSN; ten Ukrainian regional editorial teams are also involved. In addition to monthly online meetings, the project includes study tours to Helsingin Sanomat (Helsinki) and Lapin Kansa (Lapland), as well as grants for information campaigns on self-regulation.

Not Just Receiving Support, but Sharing Expertise: AIRPPU Represents Ukrainian Media at the European Commission

AIRPPU brought Ukrainian media’s experience in defending democracy to the European Commission, aiming to move beyond receiving...

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Finland: How Journalists Counteract Persecution

In Finland, persecution of journalists has turned out to be a widespread phenomenon that universities explore and that is addressed in...

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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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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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Anti-clickbait in action: How Headlines Build a Reputation

Clickbait headlines seems a quick way to attract attention. But behind every “shock” and “sensation” there lies the risk of losing...

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Constructive Journalism: the Norwegian Experience

How media in Norway turn news into a tool for dialogue and decision-making. As part of the “Media Bridges: Finland—Ukraine” project...

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Solutions Journalism: how to talk about problems in a way that inspires change

How to Turn the News into a Tool for Change and Support: Maryna Smagina, the editor-in-chief, spoke about Rubrika’s experience...

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Do you know how to verify AI-generated content: take the test

In today’s flood of information, we often can’t trust what we see or hear. And while people used to think: “If I see it...

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Fact-checking as a Tool for Self-Regulation: Experience of the Finnish Public Broadcaster YLE

In the modern information landscape, where artificial intelligence is changing rules of the game every day, fact-checking is becoming a key...

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Regional Newsrooms as Drivers of Media Literacy: Kaleva Media’s Experience

Finnish experience shows that media education is effective when journalists and newsrooms become an integral part of school life and lives...

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