Why media education matters today In an information ecosystem dominated by digital platforms, algorithmic distribution, and increasing political polarization, audiences are no longer passive consumers

There are more than 476 million people worldwide who self-identify as Indigenous.  Across the Americas, Oceania, Asia, Africa, and the Arctic, Indigenous peoples face disproportionate

Since the creation of the internet in the early 2000s, people have used it as a haven for free expression and access to diverse information.

Reporting on difficult topics such as war, trauma, accidents, or assassinations can pose significant mental health challenges for journalists. Many who choose this profession are

The mission of journalists has always been to tell the truth about what is happening, even when doing so means challenging limits, beliefs, or powerful

Stronger privacy laws have closed off once-routine data sources, complicated public-interest reporting, and increased legal risk. Journalists still have pathways forward, by documenting public-interest tests,