Journalists in Gaza, who have bravely documented for the world what’s happening on the ground, are among the many people in the conflict zone now facing the threat of starvation. The @AP and others say they “are desperately concerned for our journalists in Gaza, who are increasingly unable to feed themselves and their families.” This is deeply alarming.
ICFJ, along with dozens of media and media support organizations, urges Israel to allow adequate food supplies and other humanitarian aid into Gaza, and to lift restrictions on the movement of reporters in and out of the conflict zone.
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“Nos cerraron la ventana, agarramos un cincel y un martillo y abrimos nuevas ventanas”, así resume César Batiz su lucha por informar desde @ElPitazoTV.
El Knight Award 2025 del @ICFJ reconoce su coraje.
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News from @Code4Africa. It's an unusual move, but this one matters.
We’ve backed @Cloudflare’s ‘Independence Day’ campaign to block AI crawlers scraping content without consent.
It echoes our work on #RoboShield with @ICFJ, helping African publishers to protect their content.
We're thrilled to see that this year's Fundación Gabo's Recognition in Journalistic Excellence is going to three journalists in ICFJ's network. Big congratulations to @ICFJKnight Fellow @lauzommer, ICFJ mentor & trainer @camposmello, and the team at @ArmandoInfo, co-led by ICFJ Knight Award winner @jopoliszuk. Well deserved!
🏆 We’re thrilled to announce that @NBCNews’ @LesterHoltNBC is our 2025 ICFJ Founders Award recipient. From war zones to natural disasters, his fearless reporting and commitment to the news have made him "America's most-trusted news personality." https://t.co/OODAIJb8ha #ICFJawards
🥁Announcing the 2025 winners of the Michael Elliott Award for Excellence in African Storytelling! Congratulations to @GodwinAsediba of Ghana and @Silas2Silas of Nigeria. Read more about their award-winning stories here: https://t.co/7jSkZ88SnS @ONE
🌎 Exciting news! We're thrilled to announce the first grantees of ICFJ's Boost Reporting Grants! Three journalists from Gambia, Bangladesh and Ecuador will receive financial support to pursue investigations into climate-related issues. Learn more: https://t.co/y2QR2VHI7w
🥁Nominations for the 2025 @ICFJKnight International Journalism Awards are now open! Nominate a journalist who is impacting the lives of people in their countries or regions now: https://t.co/7hj2AIZaNa
❗APPLICATION: Looking to kickstart your investigative project? The Asia Investigative Reporting Network is offering investigative grants for Cambodian journalists. Apply by March 31: https://t.co/mSGN0W3Hxs
Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) has been used to reveal war crimes, track military activity and more. Join the @IJNet Forum on Oct. 16 for a conversation with @EoghanMacguire as we dive into how investigative reporters can use OSINT:
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Sri Lankan journalist Dilushi Wijesinghe is the only female photographer at her newspaper — a situation she and others are changing by picking up cameras.
In a recent workshop, female journalists joined @SLPI and @jrinaldi5 to build their portfolios: https://t.co/N77tYDVyC6
Allegations against @AfUncensored, co-founded by @ICFJKnight award winner @johnallannamu, are an attempt to silence an important independent voice. Read our full statement here: https://t.co/5TxryLyzaZ
Today marks a dark milestone: Journalist #JoseRubénZamora of Guatemala has been unjustly jailed for 730 days. “His continued imprisonment is a clear assault on #pressfreedom,” says ICFJ President @smoshavi of our @ICFJKnight Award winner. #FreeZamora now: https://t.co/6NK4wJI40m
American journalists can now apply for our Jordan Study Tour! Join us for a chance to engage in professional media collaboration with peers in Jordan. Apply by August 11th: https://t.co/jpEZ4fn0Nj
“The @Border_Hub’s powerful combination of one-on-one mentorship plus story grants allows our outstanding participants to focus on often time-consuming investigative reports,” said ICFJ VP @alizaapp. Learn more about the program: https://t.co/MRtWkiHV6B
“What we have seen is that since there is no classification [of exile], nor are there special protection measures, when journalists are expelled from their country and their workplace," @ICFJKnight Fellow @LuzMelyReyes said. "They are practically left unassisted."
Reporters worldwide are uniting to uncover the people and money fueling election falsehoods, thanks to training, mentorship and funding through Disarming Disinformation. Learn more about the initiative, supported by @ScrippsHowardFd.
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