Since 7 October 2023, over 200 Palestinian journalists have been killed, as independent voices are systematically silenced. RNW Media stands with these journalists, providing training, resources, and support to protect those who bear witness to the truth.
As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to reshape the media landscape, journalism is confronted with the critical challenge of upholding the principles of humanity, inclusivity, and gender justice. In response, RNW Media, in collaboration with Campaign for Good and Yayasan Gemilang Sehat Indonesia, convened a seminar titled “Inclusive and Gender-Sensitive Journalism in the AI Era for SRHR Issues”
Digital Media Shakers spotlights bold voices in independent media. Up next: Mais Katt, a journalist, editor and trainer redefining inclusive, accountable journalism across the Arab region.
On 27 July 2025, RNW Media made its debut at the Gabo Festival, hosting a powerful and thought-provoking workshop titled Stories (Re)Connected: A Renewed Approach for Digital Storytelling. The session placed the spotlight on what matters most in journalism today: the audience. In a world saturated with information—and increasingly shaped
Under the theme “Tackling Disinformation as a Threat to Democracy, Human Rights and Security – with Truth Shield 360°,” RNW Media hosted the first series of the Digital Media Impact Summit (DMIS 2025) virtually on July 21.
Digital Media Shakers highlights bold voices shaping public interest and independent media. Up next: Sruthi Gottipati, journalist turned founder of Spot On, a video-first, social-native platform delivering news from India in 60 seconds or less.
The EU has played a key role in shaping the global information landscape through regulation—but without decisive action, the consequences will ripple far beyond Europe, especially in the Global South.
As we attend the AI for Good Global Summit this week in Geneva from July 8-11, two questions have been playing on our mind – AI for good for whom, and who gets to decide?
RNW Media’s series, Digital Media Shakers, highlights bold voices shaping public interest and independent media. Next up: Laurens Vreekamp, design thinker and media trainer for journalists and organisations.
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