Investigating Germany-Russia-Ukraine
This program brings together investigative journalists from Germany, Russia and Ukraine. The participants will be trained in Data Driven Journalism and develop joint research projects. Originally planned as a face-to-face experience with workshops in Hamburg and Eastern Europe, the project has changed to online discussions now.
Investigative Journalists from Germany, Russia and Ukraine meet for an advanced online workshop in data driven journalism
Participants are individually invited to participate in this course. Our partners are the Ukrainian organisation Power of Truth, and the Russian Tak-tak-tak Foundation. The project is funded by the German Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
The Ukrainian NGO Power of Truth is based in Lutsk
The Russian NGO Tak-Tak-Tak is based in Novosibirsk
Interlink’s Claus Hesseling will be the lead trainer in this course.
The project is funded by the German Ministry of Foreign Affairs
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