Forced disappearances in Mexico: safe journalism, safer lives
Through an interview with investigative journalist and co-founder of the Quinto Elemento Lab, Marcela Turati, iMEdD digs deeper into the phenomenon of disappearances in Mexico, the inadequate state apparatus and what journalists can do moving forward.
The basics on Israel, Gaza, Palestine and Hamas for local journalists
The war between Israel and Hamas is rooted in the complex politics, military control and religions of the region. In every newsroom across the United States, a host of journalists find themselves scrambling to get up to speed on what is arguably the world’s most complex conflict.
Navigating burnout: A guide for journalists
AX Mina (Ana), Leadership Trainer and Coach at the The Self Investigation offers her insights into burnout in journalism and some tips on how to tackle it in a culture that requires us to be on 24/7.
Digital transformation in the newsroom: lessons from the South China Morning Post, La Nación, and the Wall Street Journal
iMEdD dives into the sphere of digital transformation in journalism by interviewing three leaders in the field and uncovering firsthand their 'good practice' handbooks.
Monitoring drought in Greece
The Working Methodology for Observing the Drought Phenomenon in Greece
Detecting polarization in the pre-election political discourse in Greece
Differentiating competition, division and polarisation in political discourse.
How we analyze the campaign speeches of political leaders
The working methodology for analyzing campaign speeches in the project -from data collection to data analysis.
Populism in pre-election political discourse in Greece
Populism is not equivalent to politicians' falsehoods, promises, or deceitfulness. It is not synonymous with demagoguery, propaganda, or manipulation.
The undeclared war on Women in Europe: The data analysis methodology
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