European Journalism Centre

The Investigative Journalism for Europe fund is back.

This leading news innovation conference will showcase the latest developments in data journalism and diversity, equity and inclusion.

Lessons learned on compiling and presenting information from our Investigative Journalism for Europe fund expert calls.

Insights from supporting 162 grantees in 35 countries during the COVID-19 pandemic

Practical tips on audience engagement and solutions journalism from our European Development Journalism Grants bootcamps

Former Managing Director of the World Press Photo Foundation takes over on June 26th.

The Freelance Journalism Assembly is back to continue empowering and connecting the community.

Get to know the 8 organisations that are the recipients of the latest round of European Development Journalism grants

Students and recent graduates can now apply for the Google News Initiative Fellowship 2021

A new freelancers’ guide for reporting on vaccines is the first in a series of resources by the Freelance Journalism Assembly.

International non-profit seeks dynamic individual with a background in journalism.

42 new organisations added to our Engaged Journalism in Europe Database

In 2021, the EJC is looking for a temporary replacement for the Portfolio Lead overseeing the Events & Training team.

Last round of the European Development Journalism Grants programme is worth a total of €900,000

The latest funding under the IJ4EU Publication Support Scheme will help journalists complete ongoing collaborative projects.

The freelancers and organisations are based in 28 European countries

This investigative outlet published hard-hitting reports that have been picked up around the world

This UK collective centred women and people of colour in its reporting of COVID-19 and Black Lives Matter

European Journalism Centre and Facebook Journalism Project partner on Emergency and Endurance funds for community journalism.

Flexibility and a focus on readers’ needs helped this Swiss-Francophone startup find new paying customers

The non-profit site used satire and small pots of money to strengthen local media during the global pandemic

The Polish investigative outlet achieved a jump in traffic and a 75% increase in one-off contributions during COVID-19.

The independent Ukrainian station tackled topics such as domestic violence and being a single mother during lockdown

The pan-European nonprofit didn’t let the pandemic stop it from running focus groups and audience surveys.