How Protests Transformed Columbia and Wits Universities—and Their Student Journalists Forever
			Ruby Delahunt, a journalism student at the University of Wits, analyzes the impact of the protests on the campuses of Columbia and Wits, as well as on the journalism students.
Defending Press Freedom: Bojana Jovanovic
			Bojana Jovanovic, investigative reporter and deputy editor at Serbia’s KRIK details how her newsroom is dealing with ongoing harassment, surveillance and SLAPPS.
Collaborative Journalism with Frederik Obermaier
			Pulitzer Prize winning investigative journalist and bestselling book author Frederik Obermaier speaks to iMEdD about the present and future of investigative journalism and the power of collaboration.
Documenting war crimes with Ron Haviv
			Tim McShea, a student at Johns Hopkins University, discusses with award-winning photojournalist Ron Haviv the stories behind some of his iconic photos.
Abuse of power and the public interest with Paul Caruana Galizia
			A conversation with award-winning journalist and author Paul Caruana Galizia on press freedom, exposing the abuse of power, and serving the public interest.
“We are more important than our job”: Feminist journalism, mental health and the power of collaboration
			Elena Ledda, an independent journalist based in Barcelona, talked with iMEdD about the need for a healthy work-life balance, the significance of cross-border collaboration and the challenges of bringing a feminist perspective into reporting, during the iMEdD International Journalism Forum 2024.
Narrative Journalism: A discussion with Cristian Lupsa
			Can narrative journalism offer a solution to news avoidance? Cristian Lupsa, Chair of the European Press Prize Preparatory Committee, speaks with iMEdD at the 2024 International Journalism Forum about the value and distinctive features of long-form journalism.
Rewriting Climate Journalism: Bridging the Gap Between Science and Audiences
			At the iMEdD International Journalism Forum 2024, experts discussed the ways in which climate journalism can wake up citizens.
Journalism and the struggle against overtourism with journalist Yannis Palaiologos
			Liliane De Brauwer, journalism student at Panteion University discussed the challenges of reporting on overtourism with journalist Yannis Palaiologos.
What journalists can do to increase transparency in algorithmic systems
			AI and opaque algorithms increasingly drive life-altering outcomes, shaping everything from online content to government decisions. As their influence expands, how can journalists push for greater accountability? Ojooluwa Ibiloye, a University of Delaware doctoral student and Pop-Up Newsroom reporter, attended the panel and spoke with experts to gather insights on how journalists can uncover the inner workings of AI and expose life-shaping algorithms.