A Repository for One Hundred Thousand Years: How Finland Found a Way to Bury Spent Nuclear Fuel Deep Underground
An article on the Onkalo project in Eurajoki written for the Czech magazine EcoNews by Ukrainian-born journalist Svitlana Yehermina.
Inclusion of disabled people is not a project, but a way of living together
In her blog, Executive Director Marjo Heinonen highlights the role of the media in strengthening the inclusion and social visibility of people with disabilities.
Three points for promoting freedom of speech around the world
In her blog, journalist and non-fiction writer Kristiina Markkanen calls for Finland to play a stronger role in global journalistic solidarity efforts.
The seminar week brought representatives of Vikes’ partners to Finland
Representatives of Vikes’ partners from around the world visited Finland together for the first time. Over the course of the week, they explored the Finnish journalism scene, shared experiences, and built new international networks.
Ndéla Faye: If I could, I would shout from the rooftops, especially here in Finland, that democracy requires more than good intentions
Ndéla Faye’s Speech on Press Freedom in Finland at the “Voices from the South: Challenges and Solutions of Global Journalism” Seminar.
On the fringes of Freedom of Information in Jordan
Sara Kezia Heinonen, a recipient of a Vikes travel grant, sheds light in her blog post on the hidden forms of restrictions on freedom of speech in Jordan.
