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DW Akademie works with partners to provide information and media literacy training in more than 23 countries.
A group of 16 digital media start-ups are working on media viability. They explain the challenges they face in ensuring their media organizations are sustainable and producing quality journalism.
The #speakup barometer team interviewed Ukrainian experts in five different fields: access, digital rights, media and journalism, society, and innovation.
Myanmar's Khayae FM is the country’s first community radio station. Run and managed entirely by local residents, the station is exploring digital tools to strengthen community involvement.
Leading the way - Lebanon has a vast amount of digital experts.
The #speakup barometer team interviewed Pakistan experts in five different fields: access, digital rights, media and journalism, society, and innovation.
The #speakup barometer team interviewed Colombian experts in five different fields: access, digital rights, media and journalism, society, and innovation.
DW Akademie interviewed experts on access, media and journalism, innovation, digital rights and society to support the research for the speakup barometer.
The #speakup barometer team interviewed Kenyan experts in five different fields: access, digital rights, media and journalism, society, and innovation.
Digital participation is essential to democratic societies, but it is threatened by new forms of online engagement. Our global experts discuss what governments and platforms must do to ensure digital access for all.
The #speakup barometer research assess digital participation in five thematic areas: Access, Digital Rights, Media and Journalism, Society and Innovation.
Innovation in Ghana
Lead the way and become a digital revolutionary with the #speakup barometer game
DW Akademie and its partners are working around the world to improve media and information literacy. Get to know some of the passionate people behind the projects.
Our reporters asked young people around Africa about what kind of media they would like to see in their country. Here are summaries of what they said.
The use of digital technologies to strengthen Article 19 varies widely across countries, continents and contexts. Here leaders from 10 projects in the Global South explain what makes their project unique and innovative.
