Media4change is a new movement for the highest standards in Journalism.
We are carrying out journalistic investigations on human rights, equality and diversity.
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“Media 4 Change” is launching the call for volunteer position in Solidarity Corps project
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Perceptions of Migration – the challenges for media professionals and the new European Parliament (updated)
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Migrants Library: What would a refugee say about Lithuania?
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Media4Change International Conference Perceptions of Migration – the challenges for media professionals and the new European Parliament
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Announcing the Participants who will go on a “fact-finding mission” in Lithuania!
Community members
Media4change enjoys contributions from internal and external experts in fields of human rights and journalism
Gabriele Tervidyte
Expert
Gabrielė Žlibinaitė
Journalist
Vito Pauletic
Journalist
Nawel Guellal
Expert
Vilma Radavičienė
RepresentativeLatest on Media 4 Change
Healing mental disorders with concrete
Lithuania is committed to reducing the number of adults with disabilities placed in social care by 40% before 2020, and the number of children in such arrangements should decrease by 60%. Yet data show that structural investment from the European Union, vital for this process, got channeled into creating slightly more comfortable environments rather than alternative arrangements.
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Talking about Race, Power, and Privilege within your Lithuanian Community
The way we frame things is important and people sometimes struggle to find the right words in the Lithuanian language, especially when talking to their older relatives. This document is intended to be a resource for global Lithuanians by laying out some vocabulary to help us talk about race, power, and privilege within our circles of influence. Feel free to share the document with friends and family members who may find it helpful.
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How journalists can do a better job covering polarizing subjects–in ways that people will actually hear
In a report for Solutions Journalism Network, journalist Amanda Ripley writes about how reporters can work new techniques into their journalism — ones that are better equipped to deal with the “kind of divide America is currently experiencing,” which researchers call ‘intractible conflict.’”
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