David vs. Goliath: the censorship of student newspapers

Hanna Vasylieva und Ole Wahls
Mobbing, depression, teen pregnancy, cyber addiction – only some of many topics that nowadays teenagers are concerned with. Student newspapers are supposed to thematize issues that affect young student’s daily lives. Hanna Vasylieva and Ole Wahls ask: What happens, if the school simply doesn’t want these topics? (mehr …)

Being queer in Berlin and Kiev

Anastasia Kuznietsova and Daria Kisieieva
Today’s society knows what LGBTQI+ means, but do we know how societies in other countries deal with it? In Germany and Ukraine, the definitions seem to be very different, starting with the fact that in Ukraine the letters only reach to LGBT. A comment by Anastasia Kuznietsova and Daria Kisieieva…

Combating climate change in Ukraine

Anastasiia Zubchenko und Jana Borchers
Like many people around the globe, young Ukrainians are taking their demands to tackle climate change to the streets. Although the country has ratified the Paris Agreement, its targets are so weak that even reaching them will mean an increase of today’s emission levels. Activists, on the other hand, are…

I am not your honey!

Hanna Nyzhnyk and Daryna Sterina
What does being a woman working in media mean today, and how do experiences differ in various countries? Hanna Nyzhnyk and Daryna Sterina look at gender-based discrimination of female journalists in their home countries, Ukraine and Germany. (mehr …)

Media in Conflict

Nina Heinrich
Fünf Tage Tandem-Redaktion mit Jugendlichen aus der Ukraine und Deutschland sind vorbei. Fünf Tage lang ging es rund um das Thema „Pressefreiheit“ durch Berlin. Gemeinsam mit den Teilnehmenden und unserem Kooperationspartner, Center for Civil Liberties, besuchten wir zum Beispiel FluxFM, Reporter ohne Grenzen und sprachen mit Matthia Nelles vom Zentrum…

 

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