Unlearning the feed
Today’s students grow up getting the news from a reel, a headline, a few seconds on a phone, and never once asking who wrote it or why. This session is about what happened wh
It’s public. How do we keep it that way?
It belongs to you. And across Europe it’s being dismantled, one budget cut and one captured board at a time, always the same script: too expensive, no longer needed… Bu
What’s media worth to you?
Not to democracy, not to the industry, to you. Put a number on it. Most of us never do: the news that keeps us informed, the documentary that taught us something, the book that got
I have seen how this ends
Can Dündar is a Turkish journalist, columnist and documentary filmmaker. He was editor-in-chief of the center-left newspaper Cumhuriyet until August 2016. In November 2015, he was
No fixer, no story: Inside Russia’s war against Ukraine
Every major news report from Ukraine relies on a fixer: the local expert who finds sources, arranges access, translates, reads the danger, and guides visiting reporters through a p
Reporting Iran: Women, resistance, and risk
In 2022, as protests erupted across Iran, Mortaza Behboudi was one of the only European journalists reporting from inside the country, documenting women on the frontlines while nar
The right to know: Investigate public records with transparency tools
How do you actually get information out of public authorities? This hands-on session introduces practical FOI and public records tools used in Italy and across Europe, including p
Linguaggio, (dis)informazione e potere politico
Nella vita sociale e politica attuali, i nuovi media permettono a tutti gli utenti di trasformarsi in opinion leader e influencer, senza avere gli strumenti necessari per interpret
Preserving human faces and voices: Pope Leo XIV’s message on communication and AI
The Message of Pope Leo XIV for the 60th World Day of Social Communications is titled “Preserving Human Voices and Faces”, it focuses on digital communication and artificial in
SLAPP e intolleranza alla critica
Il rapporto della classe dirigente italiana con il giornalismo d’inchiesta Nove anni dopo l’omicidio della giornalista investigativa maltese Daphne Caruana Galizia, e a poche s
Dall’Italia a Dubai, il giro impattante della moda sostenibile
Quando doniamo vestiti usati tendiamo spesso a credere che stiamo facendo una buona azione, “un piccolo gesto che trasforma il mondo”, come si legge sui cassonetti che
Oltre gli stereotipi: Persone LGBTQIA+ in carcere
Che cosa significa essere una persona LGBTQIA+ all’interno di un carcere in Italia? In che modo gli stereotipi di genere influenzano la vita quotidiana delle persone detenute? Il