This project aims to harness the potential of local and community media to promote a diverse, pluralistic
and independent media environment in Belgium, Lithuania, Poland, Hungary, Georgia and Serbia as a
means to improve equal media access to disadvantaged groups, provide alternative voices and reduce
effects of the state capture, particularly pronounced in a majority of the targeted countries.

This project’s goal is to foster community dialogue and inclusive journalism by connecting media creators from different generations with their audiences through regional initiatives, creative formats, and slow, educational journalism—aiming to strengthen media accountability, audience engagement, and public awareness.

PERSPECTIVES brings together 7 partners to produce daily cross-border stories on social, political and cultural topics for youth in at least 8 languages (DE, PL, CZ, SK, HU, LT, UA and RU) in Goethe-Institute’s jádu magazine, Kultura Liberalna, Revue Prostor, Kapitál, Radio EPER 97.0, Nara and Bendra.LT and other media outlets in Eastern Europe. Formats […]

DIGIRES is a joint initiative by the academic community, media organizations, and independent journalists aimed at detecting, analyzing, and combating disinformation activities in Lithuania and beyond.

Media for Citizens Story Lab project seeks to empower professional and citizen media makers to connect with their audience, and together shed light on socially important topics and possible solutions in responsible way. As well as facilitate involvement of audience in media production and discussions on relevant topics with journalists, media representatives, experts, and policy makers in order to make proposals on solutions to societal challenges in Europe. The aim of the project is to establish and sustain a network facilitating citizen and engaged journalism in Europe.

“Collaborative & Engaging Critical Thinking Lab” will strengthen human rights-respecting public discourse through the first platform for engaged journalism in Lithuania, uniting all stakeholders (human rights experts, journalists and the members of the most stigmatised groups) in a virtual community. The result – over 40 engaging multimedia stories about human rights, which will be disseminated through the mainstream media.

The European Observatory of Online Hate is a project supported by the European Commission’s Rights, Equality and Citizenship Programme Call: REC-AG-2020 awarded by DG Justice. Textgain together with Dare To Be Grey, Hogeschool Utrecht and PCDS will undertake a two-year investigation into and reporting on the fundamental nature of the dynamics of online hate, how hate manifests itself, the connections between the perpetrators and their influence as well as disinformation strategies.

The main aim of this project is to integrate innovative distance learning courses into the media and information literacy (MIL) formal and non-formal education, and help different stakeholders to strengthen society’s MIL skills and competences. This includes skills in information verification, content analysis, debunking misinformation, and critical thinking. 

Stebime žiniasklaidą ir tiriame, kaip labiausiai stigmatizuojamos grupės Lietuvoje yra vaizduojamos žiniasklaidoje. Pristatydami surinktus išanalizuotus duomenis visuomenei, atskleidžiame vyraujančias žurnalistikos tendencijas, o apie užfiksuotus žmogaus teisių pažeidimo atvejus pranešame atsakingoms institucijoms.

The Future Story Lab is a platform driven by an aim to support high-quality production, independence, continuous development, social responsibility, and an audience engagement in investigative journalism and media as a whole, especially at a local level.