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Watch the first edition of our new Wednesday Webinars about "Collaborative Journalims in Times of Covid-19" with Tabea Grzeszyk from Hostwriter and join us also in two weeks (on June 3) for the next conversation with Elisa Simantke from Investigate Europe! facebook
------ Covid-19 doesn’t stop at borders - and journalist shouldn’t either. We need to overcome isolation and find collaborative solutions - but which ones? Is the pandemic actually a "golden age" for collaboration? Watch the first part of the new @n-ost webinar series which aims to discuss the role and challenges of collaborative journalism amid the coronavirus pandemic. We are taking quick, deep dives with cross-border experts from all over Europe and show how they overcome the crisis and find innovative approaches. In this episod, Tabea Grzeszyk Founder and CEO of the Berlin-based non-profit organisation Hostwriter shared her thoughts about a kind of "paradigm change" amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Covid-19 doesn’t stop at borders - and journalist shouldn’t either. facebook
We need to overcome isolation and find collaborative solutions - but which ones? Is the pandemic actually a "golden age" for collaboration? Join us for a series of online conversations about the role and challenges of collaborative journalism amid the coronavirus pandemic. We will take quick, deep dives with cross-border experts from all over Europe and show how they overcome the crisis and find innovative approaches. Our first guest is Tabea Grzeszyk from Hostwriter, a Berlin-based non-profit organisation which empowers the collaborative future of journalism with a platform, trainings and support. Register for the Zoom-webinar, we will send you the link on Wednesday: https://forms.gle/R6LVCZKBj8mmAKLi9
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About the Project
Whether print or Web 3.0, TV, audio or cross-media, whether classical formats or new styles: we support high quality research, international collaboration, and inspiring journalism from reporters passionate to look up close and tell stories that would otherwise remain untold. Twice a year, we award the "Reporters in the Field" grants of up to 8.000 euros to international teams of journalists collaborating on cross-border research on a story of their choice. "Reporters in the Field" grants foster peer learning among professionals, international networking, and nuanced coverage of complex topics relevant to European public spheres. "Reporters in the Field" is a program developed by the Robert Bosch Stiftung and carried out by the media NGO n-ost, which hosts the "Reporters in the Field" program office.