PINF Programmes Officer Neha shares an overview of the fifth Local News Forum in Belfast, featuring reflections on the panel discussions, and photographs from across the weekend.
Last weekend, we brought together local news publishers, journalists, researchers, civic interest groups, funders and others working across the sector for the fifth
PINF Programmes Officer Neha shares five novels about journalism that felt surprisingly relevant to life at PINF.
A few weeks into this job, I found myself doing what I assume a lot of others do when they start somewhere new: reading everything I could about the thing I’d just
World News Day was on 28 September: a little belated, but we didn't want to let it pass without sharing this. Meera Selva, CEO of Informed and one of PINF's newest trustees, wrote the piece below for the occasion: a timely reflection on why journalists and
We are deeply saddened to share that Julius Weinberg, who served as Chair of the Public Interest News Foundation from February 2023, died unexpectedly on Wednesday 16 September. He was 72 years old.
Julius joined the board of PINF in June 2020 and became Chair three years later.
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