Sometimes people are talked about a lot, but rarely spoken with directly.
The Living Library creates spaces where people can meet and talk about experiences that often remain outside public discussions, quick judgments, or other people’s narratives.
Sometimes people are talked about a lot, but rarely spoken with directly.
The Living Library creates spaces where people can meet and talk about experiences that often remain outside public discussions, quick judgments, or other people’s narratives.
In a world where polarization is growing and many voices remain unheard, the Living Library is bringing together a team to create new spaces for conversation.
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Dirbsi su projektais, kurie jungia žurnalistus, ekspertus ir bendruomenes bei skatina bendradarbiavimą, žinių dalijimąsi ir aktyvesnį visuomenės įsitraukimą.
Didelė darbo dalis bus susijusi su naujų funkcijų kūrimu ir esamų platformos sprendimų tobulinimu, taip pat su įrankiais, skirtais vartotojų įsitraukimui ir bendruomenės aktyvinimui.
Media4Change, together with the European network LIMENet, has announced the first Collaborative Journalism Grants ranking list in Lithuania.
It marks a moment when small newsrooms, independent creators, and civic initiatives take another step closer to their audiences – strengthening trust, resilience, and the voice of local communities.
How powerful can local journalism be when it truly sees, hears, and reflects its community’s reality?
This question echoed throughout the Innovation Fair in Budapest — an event held under the LIMENet project umbrella, where Media4Change represented Lithuania as a national partner.
Among the participants: Indrė Kiršaitė, representing NARA.
When the daily grind takes over, pausing to reflect becomes a luxury. But it’s in those rare moments of stepping back that journalists can reset direction, draw inspiration from others, and see the bigger picture.
Local media doesn’t just survive — it can grow. By building trust, fostering audience engagement, and being open to new models, even small initiatives can become strong platforms for community voices.
This message echoed throughout the Innovation Fair in Budapest – an international event held under the LIMENet project, where Media4Change actively participated as a national partner.
Media4Change is expanding its international network of journalists, experts, civil society actors, and underrepresented voices.
We are looking for someone who will not only coordinate this community but also shape its engagement architecture – from strategic design to daily interaction, from digital solutions to meaningful connection.
How do you know you’re heading in the right direction? Sometimes all it takes is a few days, a few conversations, and a clear realization: our path is meaningful – but there’s still room to grow.