Covering Ukraine: French Perspective
A public talk on following topics:
- Specifics of the French media landscape;
- Range of media’s approaches to covering Ukraine and Russia’s war against it;
- French society’s perception of the war and its development;
- Covering Ukraine for the French media: personal experience.
Invited speakers:
– Tetiana Ogarkova, Head of International Outreach at Ukraine Crisis Media Center;
– Clara Marchaud, Ukraine correspondent for Le Figaro, Mediapart, L’Express.
Covering Ukraine: German Perspective
A public talk “Covering Ukraine: German Perspective” with a focus on the challenges of reporting on Russia’s war against Ukraine. Organised by n-ost.
Invited speakers:
– Anastasia Rodi (Magazova), reporter for taz;
– Vassili Golod, journalist, editor at ARD.
Covering Ukraine: Hungarian Perspective
A public talk organised by n-ost.
Invited speakers:
– Dmytro Tuzhanskyi, a co-founder of the Institute for Central European Strategy;
– Szabolcs Vörös, a journalist for Válasz Online.
Call for pitches - Spheres of Influence Uncovered is looking for stories. Our call for pitches is open until May 31st. Submit your pitch using this form here:
https://bit.ly/3WB2f0Q
🌏Project countries are: Bosnia & Herzegovina, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Serbia, Georgia, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan - open to calls from journalists based in or from these countries. If you are based elsewhere, you can pitch with a colleague from one of the project countries.
🔍Topic is: Foreign investment, influence, and economic cooperation - the scope is wide, but it's fundamentally about stories that connect local economic impact to larger geopolitical trends.
📰 Publication process: You can publish with our project partners Balkan Investigative Reporting Network (BIRN), Anhor.uz, and JAMnews. We are also open to publishing with your home media, if you are affiliated. Compensation ranges from €100-800 per author and is highly dependent on scope of the piece.
📈 Data-driven stories are especially interesting to us. We encourage you to think about how you will make data visually appealing and easily understandable.
🚸Cross border stories strongly encouraged - You can pitch with a colleague, or we can help connect you with a journalist in our network. We will also be hosting cross-border brainstorming sessions and you're welcome to join. Message or email me at [email protected] for details.
🎥Multimedia pitches welcome - If you would rather pitch a podcast, video, or article incorporating photos and video, that's great.
💶Compensation - honorariums of up to €1000 per author, depending on the story’s complexity, as well as the work and travel involved. You can outline expenses in the budget, but they will be included as part of the lump sum honorarium.
#opportunities #journalism
10 Years Of War: How To Talk About The Occupied Territories
Invited speakers:
– Alim Aliev, deputy director of the Ukrainian Institute;
– Kateryna Zarembo, a social sciences scholar;
– Anton Skyba, journalist, photographer.
Moderation by Angelina Kariakina – co-founder of a Public Interest Journalism Lab.
Covering Ukraine podcast
“It was experience that I never had. And… I think every one of us is changed. Because of what we heard, what we saw… You can't be untouched in such a situation.
Because this what happened in #Ukraine, it can be in Bulgaria. It could be in Poland, in Slovakia and Czech. Everywhere” said Bulgarian journalist Krasimir Krumov, as he was leaving Kyiv with the Europe-Ukraine Desk, a n-ost project.
Listen to him and other fellow journalists discovering Ukraine under Russian full-scale invasion in our 3 episode mini-series of our podcast Covering Ukraine. We suggest you start with Episode 1 “Enter Ukraine” to accompany them on the train heading to Kyiv, full of questions and expectations.
Stream in here : https://shows.acast.com/6527db7bb774f700116a5c24/episodes/enter-ukraine
Or look for Covering Ukraine in your favourite podcast app :lupe:
Call for Pitches
n-ost are looking for interesting story ideas about economic issues that bring together the local and the global. Our starting point is geopolitical competition between the EU, China, and Russia, but we want to peer beyond these international trends to see how foreign investments and other forms of economic cooperation impact the countries we’re working in as part of this project.
These countries are: Bosnia & Herzegovina, Montenegro, Serbia, North Macedonia, Georgia, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan – if you are based in one of these countries or nearby, and want to write about issues affecting these regions then we can offer editorial support, publication with one of our project partners and competitive rates of compensation. If you already work for a media organisation and would like to publish with them, that’s also an option.
We’re especially interested in stories that have cross-border potential, so if you think your story is about more than one country, let us know – you can apply with a colleague, or we can help connect you with a journalist from our network.
Data-driven stories are also very interesting to us, and we’re open to all forms of media, so if you’d rather pitch a podcast than an article, that’s more than welcome.
🔸 The deadline for this round of pitches is the 28th January, so get pitching, and we look forward to hearing from you.
Email [email protected] if you have any questions and submit your pitch via link
https://n-ost.org/news/call-for-pitches-spheres-of-influence-uncovered
Moments of the 4th Kyiv Media Hub event, which took place on 14 December and tackled the topic of obstacles in covering Russia's war against Ukraine.
n-ost are looking for interesting story ideas about economic issues that bring together the local and the global. Our starting point is geopolitical competition between the EU, China, and Russia, but we want to peer beyond these international trends to see how foreign investments and other forms of economic cooperation impact the countries we’re working in as part of this project.
These countries are: Bosnia & Herzegovina, Montenegro, Serbia, North Macedonia, Georgia, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan – if you are based in one of these countries or nearby, and want to write about issues affecting these regions then we can offer editorial support, publication with one of our project partners and competitive rates of compensation. If you already work for a media organisation and would like to publish with them, that’s also an option.
We’re especially interested in stories that have cross-border potential, so if you think your story is about more than one country, let us know – you can apply with a colleague, or we can help connect you with a journalist from our network.
Data-driven stories are also very interesting to us, and we’re open to all forms of media, so if you’d rather pitch a podcast than an article, that’s more than welcome.
🔸 The deadline for this round of pitches is the 28th January, so get pitching, and we look forward to hearing from you.
Email [email protected] if you have any questions and submit your pitch via link in bio 🔺
Panel discussion “Ukraine Reported: Overcoming Obstacles”
An event within a Kyiv Media Hub series in a framework of the Europe-Ukraine Desk project, launched by n-ost.
Invited speakers:
– Rebecca Barth, journalist for ARD;
– Davide Maria De Luca, journalist reporting for Domani and other Italian media.
Moderation by Serhii Stukanov – a deputy editor-in-chief and a host at Ukrainian Radio (Ukrainian Public Broadcaster).
Ukrainian folk ensemble Дивина / Dyvyna set the tone with a captivating a cappella performance at Cologne's Neumarkt station, marking the launch of the "Next Station: Ukraine" exhibition. Running from November 14 to 19, the exhibition showcases documentary photos from Ukrainian subway stations on banners at both #Cologne and #Düsseldorf subway stations.
On commercial billboards, people see images of ordinary Ukrainians hiding in #Kyiv and #Kharkiv underground from Russian rockets while trying to maintain their everyday life there. It is not a campaign but rather our attempt to find another medium for documentary photography.
The project collaborates with Ukrainian photographers: Maxim Dondyuk , Pavlo Dorohoi, Serhii Korovayny and Viacheslav Ratynski. The project is supported by Auswärtiges Amt and Ströer Media Brands , and the performance was organised in partnership with the Ukrainian Institute - Український інститут.
Explore the project and view the images on our website: http://n-ost.org/projects/next-station-ukraine
Join us on 15th on November for a panel discussion on the complex and pressing issue of decolonising Russian journalism with Lilia Uldasheva, Editor of Beda Media, Zaal Andronikashvili, Editor of the Georgian section of OSTWEST MONITORING, and Dankhaiaa Khovalyg, Podcast Creator of Re.public Speaking.
Registration: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf-E_19_O1J7p4sS0jPgLSA3S69zQSFzwUU4zH-xOBzz0HE5g/viewform
The event will take place at: n-ost, Alexandrinenstraße 2, Aufgang C, 10969 Berlin.
Their images from Mariupol, Irpin and other Ukrainian cities have shaken the world, but how do they personally experience the war as photographers? Watch our latest Kitchen Talk with Mila Teshaieva, Evgeniy Maloletka Alexander Vasukovich
Link: https://vimeo.com/715158643
Fighting for trust: Developing strategies for sustainable reporting
Fighting for trust: Developing strategies for sustainable reporting - In the last kitchen talk before summer break our panelists Lusine Grigoryan (Armenia), Tamás Bodoky (Hungary), Gleb Golod (Russia) and Alyona Koshkina (Kazakhstan) discussed on strategies for sustainable reporting. You can still watch the recording of the discussion in case you missed it! 🎥 👇
Tensions and hopes: What to expect from elections in Albania
