Spotlight on the Climate Journalism Award winners: Data-driven visualisation, 'Hot nights'
The article, written by Christoph von Eichhorn, Thomas Gröbner and Thomas Hahn from Süddeutsche Zeitung ,with the contribution of Sarah Unterhitzenberger (infographics) and Dominik Wierl (development), focuses on the inequalities within the same metropolitan area. In wealthier neighbourhoods, green spaces and infrastructures help to lower night-time temperatures, ensuring more comfortable living conditions. Meanwhile
With their project “Blue New deal", der Freitag highlights the ocean's potential as a major part of the solution to climate change
In 2023, Der Freitag received a grant of €123,000 from the European Journalism Centre through the Solutions Journalism Accelerator. Their pr
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MethodKit for Podcasts: a collaborative podcast design workshop
Podcasting is an art, and like any craft, it requires the right tools. So, whether you’re an audio pro or just starting out, the MethodKit f
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Garbage in, Garbage Out - AI media design thinking workshop
The rise of AI models, such as GPT, has contributed to a surge of low-quality, misleading, and false content, making it more difficult to fi
Spotlight on the Climate Journalism Award winners: Storytelling & solutions, 'In the Swedish Arctic, a battle for the climate rages'
In this article, journalist Isobel Cockerell brilliantly recognises the complexities of climate solutions in Sweden’s most Northern city, re
