A news and information literacy programme launched in India to help people across India – especially in states with low literacy - to understand the nature and characteristics of content published online.

An initiative we support that explores how journalism can better signal trustworthiness to consumers.

A global technology not-for-profit we support that builds software and programmatic initiatives to strengthen journaltism, digital literacy, and accessibility of information.

An open curriculum on media literacy for teachers, students, and parents in Latin America.

A global nonprofit we’ve supported since launch to fight mis- and disinformation through fieldwork, research and education - leading many of our collaborative projects focusing on elections.

Brazil's largest misinformation coalition to fight misinformation online. More than 30 newsrooms work together to debunk misleading and fraudulent content on the web.

We support the Fund to awards UK bursaries to people from diverse backgrounds who need help commencing their NCTJ journalism training.

A leadership incubator developed by Chicas Poderosas that includes lectures and workshops, collaborative meetings and mentoring sessions to foster innovative forms of leadership and change the dynamics of work in the media.

We support research and fellowships led by Media Diversity Australia (MDA), which champions cultural diversity in Australian journalism and news media.

Metis is a business mentoring program for Latin American women media entrepreneurs. It was created as a space to share and support women who run digital native media in the region and inspire other women in the ecosystem.

We support the development of several open courses for journalists and editors on diversity and gender issues, and an annual conference on diversity in Latin American journalism.

We support Neue Deutsche Medienmacher e.V., a coalition of journalists dedicated to objective reporting and better representation of Germany’s immigrant populations.

NAJA empowers a unique network of more than 900 members across Indian Country.

For 40 years, AAJA has advocated on behalf of AAPIs in the newsroom on the front lines for stronger representation and more inclusion.

The National Association of Hispanic Journalists (NAHJ) is dedicated to the recognition and professional advancement of Hispanics in the news industry.

The National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) offers innovative training, career advancement opportunities and advocacy initiatives for Black journalists and media professionals worldwide.

NNPA is a trade association of the more than 200 African American-owned community newspapers from around the United States.

The National Association of Hispanic Publications, Inc. (NAHP, Inc.) is a non-partisan trade advocacy organization representing the leading Spanish language publications serving 41 markets in 39 states, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico, with a combined circulation of over 23 million.

The City Limits Accountability Reporting Initiative for Youth, or CLARIFY, is a paid, remote internship opportunity for New York City high school students.

We supported the creation of a self-diagnosis tool to help newsrooms in Brazil understand how they can achieve more by increasing the diversity of their staff and journalism.