28 journalism projects

Ricardo Garcia Vilanova, freelance photojournalist, has spent 194 days in Syria kidnapped and has received no income since then. All profits from the publication of his work LIBYA CLOSE UP will go to ensure his economic security until recovery.

Un portal informativo de actualización diaria, desarrollado en software libre. Queremos que Diagonal web sea una página accesible que permita una mayor presencia de nuestras noticias en la red, y que sea asimismo un espacio de acción de y para los movimientos sociales.

They have proposed to expand the resevoir of Yesa and we oppose. This is economic corruption, ecological disaster, social injustice... and t

Crónica21 is a free, on-line, multidisciplinary archive of documentary stories and analysis about the deepening economic, political and social crisis in Spain. It has been designed to include photography, video, illustration, text, and audio. www.cronica21.org

It is a photography book accompanied by poems by different authors from the Mediterranean along with our own chronicles. We want to show the hidden face of Palestine. We want to witness daily life as also resistance. We want to make a tribute to the beauty of the people from Gaza.

Help us tell the world the real story! We'll publish a book of 35 essays written by Catalonia experts especially for a non-Catalan audience, and translated into English. Then we’ll jumpstart the distribution by sending 500 copies to libraries, newspapers and politicians all over the world.

In a world of 7 billion people, with desperate problems and distant leaders, what's the best way to make our voices heard? Studies show non-violent action is the most effective in bringing about change. "Many Grains of Sand" is a sourcebook of ideas, tried and tested by Catalan independentists,

'23 30, A Captive Story' reports on the Immigration Detention Centres in Spain throughout the stories of some immigrants who have suffered from their existence in their own flesh. The aim of the documentary is to shed light on this dark and unknown reality.

Durante mi trabajo iniciado en 2004 en Melilla, pude documentar imágenes como esta. Pero hay muchas imágenes que vi y no pude fotografiar.

A rural school in the Spanish republic of the '30s. A lost world through the eyes of children who are learning to write. The utopia of a teacher truncated by war and dictatorship. A documentary and a collective effort in memory of the victims of Franco's repression.

This documentary explains how the Kurds from Syria have taken advantage of the context of war to put into motion a political and cultural revolution with the purpose of recovering their rights as a nation which suppressed more than 50 years ago. This process suffers a big informative marginalisation

"Last stop: freedom" is a photographic documentary project, accompanied by the stories told by their protagonists, the refugees. In 2015 alone around 60 million refugees have been forced to leave their homes, most of them Syrians. We want to give them our voice.

Not only inform, transform. We are a self-managed newspaper, without advertising or other economic help, that remains on the basis of economic support that gets every day in the street and in the movements.Help us to improve & expand this project made it from below for those who want to fight back!

This project denounces the biggest corruption scandal executed by FIFA and the Brazilian government. In a framework where tax evasion, human rights violation, super - billings and influence peddling carried out with impunity since his election as host until today.

Hayat fled from the war in Somalia when she was only 2 years old. Two decades later, she is going on a journey which will bring her back to her roots in Somaliland. This country, located north of Somalia (one of the most dangerous places on earth), is not recognised by the international community.

The Journalist Association intends to bring the case of political meddling imposition over the journalistic news coverage to the Strasbourg Court. It is a European anomaly that limits the citizens’ right to receive unbiased information during election periods. We need your involvement.

“Collective Economy. Europe’s last Revolution” takes a closer look at a singular unprecedented experience: the collectivization of industry and services that took place in Catalunya between 1936 and 1939. Help us to finish it! Become a sponsor! www.economiacollectiva.com

In a small town in Ecuador at 2, 280 metres above sea level, sixty two children have commited suicide over the last five years from hanging themselves, ingesting rat poison, solvents, gunpowder from fireworks, and other poisonous substances. In despair and desperation, their parents have fled to...