Jaldeep Katwala gives an update on the vibrant community of indie news providers PINF has facilitated since last year, and announces our new Indie Skill Share programme. In the face of a prevailing sense of pessimism within the United Kingdom's journalism landscape, particularly marked by redundancies among larger
Hani Barghouthi reflects on the connection between journalism in the UK and Gaza, and the complications of advocating for one while the other is under attack. It’s a confusing experience these days, telling people that I work to support independent journalism in the UK. As a supporter of the
Julius Weinberg discusses how he came to join the PINF board of trustees, which he now chairs, and the values connecting his work with PINF, in academia, and as a physician.
Lord Inglewood discusses the reasons he became a PINF trustee and the moment he became a vocal champion of a free press.