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Periodista del medio Proclama Valle y Cauca, de Colombia, entrevista a ciudadano en la ciudad de Santander de Quilachao. (Foto: Cortesía Proclama
Violence Against Journalists
In rural and small-town Colombia, community journalists face violence, stigmas and job insecurity

Amenazas de grupos armados, insultos de funcionarios y bajos salarios ponen en jaque al periodismo local en colombiano, según entidades de defensa de la libertad de prensa.

Microphone and headphones over several newspapers.
Business Model
Latin American journalists in exile share sustainability strategies in video podcast

Cuban journalist José Nieves speaks with colleagues from Cuba, El Salvador, Nicaragua and Venezuela about membership campaigns, content agencies, virtual stores, holding events, and sustainability challenges.

Julia Zanatta, federal deputy from Santa Catarina, dressed in pink with a crucifix on her chest and a flag in the background, inside the Chamber of Deputies
Press Freedom
In Brazil, politicians are bombarding journalists with lawsuits over unfavorable coverage

Brazilian political and business leaders are opening flurries of lawsuits against multiple journalists all at once, with the effect of inhibiting future critical coverage.​

Investigative Reporting Now
Journalism Courses
Learn to use OSINT and other cutting-edge tools in Knight Center's new advanced course

To help investigative journalists with the latest investigative tools and techniques, the Knight Center is offering a new advanced, low-cost online course, “Investigative Reporting Now: OSINT and Other Cutting-Edge Tools and Techniques.”