Empowering the voices of youth in the Maghreb
Projects in the Maghreb have given teenagers and young adults a place to express their views.
Feature-length articles illustrating outcomes and results achieved by IMS partners.
Impact
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Voicing the consequences of climate change
Climate and environmental journalism have become increasingly important in informing the public, shaping policy agendas and driving action to address the existential crisis facing our planet.
Creating safer conditions for journalists
IMS partners are working to improve the physical and mental wellbeing of journalists.
Gaza under fire
IMS has remained clear and vocal throughout the war about the urgent need for the international community to address Israel’s failure to protect journalists and condemned its destruction of communications and other vital infrastructure.
CHANGE in Eastern European documentary
The IMS CHANGE programme is an opportunity for documentary filmmakers from Eastern Europe to improve their film industry knowledge and skills. It is the first systematic training focused on regional and international co-productions and has become the biggest film course for emerging filmmakers in the region.
Improving media rights through advocacy
Improving the conditions of journalists can be an incremental process. IMS partners around the world have lobbied, advocated and developed dialogues to help the media be seen as trustworthy and keep media workers safe.
Holding power to account through generative AI
It is a year since IMS began supporting the development of an artificial intelligence news presenter with our Zimbabwean partner CITE. Since then, Alice has made waves in the global media development community – drawing into focus the fast-moving technology shifts shaping journalism.
HDP nexus and the power of community radio in the Sahel
‘‘Survival-centred’’ broadcasting is improving the social fabric of Sahelian communities and creating new income generation opportunities.
Supporting journalists and media outlets in exile
The global slide towards authoritarianism is forcing journalists and media outlets to work from exile, but they have found ways to keep their audiences engaged and informed.