Isidora Kovacevic
Isidora has been working in the media industry for over 10 years. The first outlet she wrote for—and later returned to—was Podrinske, a local newspaper in Šabac. For the past
Beatta Ugrin
Beatta Ugrin comes from Rijeka, Croatia. She is currently studying journalism at Vern University in Zagreb. Journalism and media have become her passion, allowing her to explore an
Samrita Menon
Samrita Menon is an Associate Programme Specialist in the Media and Information Literacy Unit at United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) headquart
Cristina Nistor-Beuran
Cristina Nistor-Beuran is a PhD Associate Professor at the Journalism and Digital Media Department from Babeș-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca, Romania, where she coordinates the J
Marina Mandić
Marina Mandić, a graduate in criminology, is an award-winning police officer with over 20 years of experience at the Ministry of the Interior. Originally from Dalmatia, she pursue
Melita Vrsaljko
Melita Vrsaljko is a journalist with more than ten years experience working in the Croatian media. While studying journalism at the Faculty of Political Science (Zagreb), she start
Hrvoje Zovko
Hrvoje Zovko is a journalist currently writing for the daily newspaper Večernji list, its weekend editions, and the weekly Express. He has been a member of the Croatian Journalist
Melisa Skender
Melisa Skender is the General Secretary of the Croatian Journalists Association and supports the development of digital projects at GONG, focusing on research and data transparency
Nenad Kulačin
Nenad was born in Belgrade, then moved to Bor, before returning to the capital, and now lives in Šabac. He began his journalistic career at Naša Borba, then continued at Frankfur
Nina Obuljen Koržinek
Nina Obuljen Koržinek has been the Minister of Culture and Media since 2016. She was born in 1970, after finishing elementary and high school in her hometown she enrolled in the U