In an era where information plays a crucial role in shaping public opinion, young people are taking the initiative to become active contributors to independent journalism. The Newsroom Club is fostering a space where research, critical thinking, and fact-based reporting come together to create meaningful content for the community.
During this session, participants engaged in in-depth discussions and research on key issues affecting their daily lives. They identified several pressing topics to explore:
Beyond gathering basic information, the young participants focused on critically analyzing their findings, comparing different perspectives, and structuring their research into well-founded articles. This process allowed them to develop journalistic skills while fostering a deeper understanding of civic engagement and the power of media in driving social change.
The journey does not stop at research. In the upcoming sessions, the participants will reach out to experts and institutions, conduct interviews, and verify their sources to ensure their articles are grounded in facts. Their goal is to raise awareness and provide valuable insights that can help citizens better understand and address local issues.
The Newsroom Club is not just about writing – it’s about amplifying young voices and creating impactful journalism that makes a difference in the community. Stay tuned for their stories!
This intervention is supported by the BAT Monitor Program (Budget Accountability and Transparency), implemented by the Institute for Democracy and Mediation (IDM) and funded by the European Union.