Impact

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  • Introducing the 2026 cohort of the BIPOC Youth Journalism Training Fellowship

    Congratulations to the 2026 cohort of the BIPOC Youth Journalism Training Fellowship! Funded by the Government of Canada and RBC, the program provides flexible paid work placements to emerging journalists of colour, equipping them with the skills, mentorship, and experience they need to pursue careers in journalism. Read more about this year’s fellows below: Ana

  • JHR explores partnership opportunities in Lebanon 

    As part of JHR’s efforts to expand its regional relationships, JHR-Iraq Program Coordinator Mohammed Al-Basem visited Beirut to meet with media outlets, human rights organizations and the media faculty at the Lebanese University. In these meetings, Basem introduced JHR’s work and its pioneering experience supporting journalism, media and local organizations across the countries where JHR

  • Training a generation of peer educators to combat gendered disinformation in Bamako

    After JHR ran a workshop series for young content creators and students, Bamako youth have committed to play their part in challenging disinformation and hate speech in their communities. One participant Tiémoko Kassongué pledged, “From now on, I will verify information before sharing it online. I commit to raising awareness in my network and will

  • JHR and partners celebrate courage and excellence in African media

    By Mercy Njoroge Two Kenyan journalists and a Nigerian journalist were awarded at the 2026 JHR co-sponsored Africa Media Awards, held during the Africa Media Festival organized by Baraza Media Lab on February 25-26 in Nairobi, Kenya. The winning award went to Robert Amalemba, a Kenyan journalist with Afrique XXI, who won the top award

  • World Radio Day 2026: 3 stories that prove radio still changes lives

    Happy World Radio Day 2026! In the hardest-to-reach places, radio is still the most powerful tool for documenting truth and sparking change. Today we’re celebrating the journalists and stations carrying marginalized voices every single day. Kenya: “Radio is the only place where we feel heard” Millicent Sabwami is Station Manager at North Rift Radio in

  • Indigenous fellows shine in culminating projects

    Fellows in JHR’s Growing Indigenous Storytellers Fellowship conclude their six-month placement at APTN with a final project that brings together everything they’ve learned through the program. JHR is proud to present the final projects of the fellowship’s first cohort, Angela Belleau and Veronica Blackhawk, and second cohort, Ryan Cunningham, Rose Jacobs and Julia Ross. Angela