RNW Media has launched the Digital Transformation Assessment, a free tool that helps independent media navigate digital and organisational change. Each participant receives a personalised report with a Digital Transformation Score, insights, and practical next steps to drive lasting transformation.
In a world where technology and AI are reshaping information flows, and civic space is shrinking in many regions, the ability of independent media to adapt quickly and strategically has never been more critical. That is why RNW Media has launched the Digital Transformation Assessment – a new, free tool that provides
Introduction The WPS programme in Yemen has leveraged digital media platforms such as Facebook and Yemen based organisation Manasati30’s website to promote women’s participation in peacebuilding, challenge harmful gender norms, and enhance protection for women. This impact assessment complements the end-term evaluation and aims to explore: Research Objectives Objectives of
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.
Our free Digital Transformation Assessment is designed to help you understand where your organisation stands today—and where it can go tomorrow.
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
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