Global crises, technological upheaval, and an increasingly competitive media landscape are challenging the role of journalism. Marjo Heinonen, Executive Director of Vikes, examines how development cooperation in the media sector is responding to these changes. Lately...
Journalist Binar Mustafa explores in his blog text why the progress made in the fight for gender equality gives people the strength to keep going even as conditions become more challenging.
In his blog post, Lassi Murto highlights the importance of source protection and the risks faced by vulnerable groups in international journalism.
Journalist Flor Salazar examines in her blog post how Western media sidelines the voices and everyday experiences of Venezuelan civil society.
In her blog, Executive Director Marjo Heinonen highlights the role of the media in strengthening the inclusion and social visibility of people with disabilities.
In her blog, journalist and non-fiction writer Kristiina Markkanen calls for Finland to play a stronger role in global journalistic solidarity efforts.
Ndéla Faye’s Speech on Press Freedom in Finland at the “Voices from the South: Challenges and Solutions of Global Journalism” Seminar.
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.
Matleena Ylikoski, a doctoral candidate at the University of Tampere, studies what pluralism in journalism means in the 2020s. In her blog post, Matleena explores how a pluralistic public discourse supports social peace.
Researcher at The Finnish Association for Conciliatory Journalists Sopiva Mikko Hautakangas and journalist Noora Kettunen write in their blog about conciliatory journalism as a basis for a multi-voiced debate.
