Internews in Moldova SENSE project is announcing a small grants competition for regional independent media outlets which are interested in improving their content or business and engagement strategies. These projects will help the grantees achieve “quick wins” by supporting a… Read More »“Passion projects” – Small Grants Competition (round I)
Request for Applications (RFA) Media Information Gaps Grants (MIGG) Open to independent media outlets, CSOs, production houses, civic activists, journalists, bloggers, vloggers and influencers from Moldova Application Submission Deadline: December 22, 2021 PROJECT DESCRIPTION Internews in Moldova is planning to… Read More »Request for Applications – Media Information Gaps Grants (MIGG) 2022
Five independent regional media outlets will be supported, by the international organization Internews, to improve their content and financial situation. For two years, Nokta, TUK.md, Bas-TV, Studio-L Căușeni and Observatorul de Nord will benefit from intensive training and mentoring for… Read More »Five independent regional media outlets will be supported, by Internews, to improve their content and financial situation
With Internews mentoring, Moldovan news site increases its reach and sustainability while focusing on the issues of marginalized communities Moldova is sometimes described as “two Moldovas” because of the split in support for leaders who look towards Russia and those… Read More »Independent News Outlet Grows Audience through Inclusive, Unique Coverage
With support from MEDIA-M partners Internews, Freedom House, and the Independent Journalism Center, a young Moldovan media organization brings a new voice and innovative reporting techniques to expose disinformation and government mismanagement. In Moldova, a politically polarized media sector and… Read More »An independent news outlet in Moldova stays afloat ander challenging conditions and a pandemic
In Moldova, where disinformation and misinformation run rampant, new textbooks in Braille and audio formats will help more people distinguish between propaganda and fact-based reporting For the first time in Moldova, the three existing media literacy textbooks in the country… Read More »Braille Textbooks Make Media Literacy Accessible
New Moldovan Media Outlet Uses Viral Videos to Hold Government Accountable During the Pandemic With support from MEDIA-M partners Internews, Freedom House, and the Independent Journalism Center, a young Moldovan media organization brings a new voice and innovative reporting techniques… Read More »New Moldovan Media Outlet Uses Viral Videos to Hold Government Accountable During the Pandemic
Moldova is the poorest country in Central Europe, and according to Transparency International, among the most corrupt. More than 80 percent of domestic television stations are owned by people affiliated with political parties. Moldova continues to face Russian dominance, including… Read More »Posters in Minibuses Provide Media Literacy for Moldovans On the Go
While waiting for pension payments at their small local post office, elderly residents of rural Izbiște, Moldova pass the time the same way people everywhere do – chatting with each other, sharing family updates, news, and a bit of gossip.… Read More »Media Literacy Can Be Learned at Any Age
Last week, about two weeks before the February 24th scheduled parliamentary elections in Moldova, Facebook removed 168 Facebook accounts, 28 Facebook pages and eight Instagram accounts active in the country, for engaging in “coordinated inauthentic behavior,” spreading fake and manipulative… Read More »Civil Society Tracks Trolls and Fakes, Prompts Facebook Action in Moldova
