🔦 No electricity? Keep reporting! Journalists' Solidarity Center in Dnipro, supported by @efjeurope, @IFJGlobal, and @UNESCO, demonstrates how to conduct media training during blackouts. Minutes after the power went off, we were back online. 🇺🇦💪🏼

Today, we commemorate the anniversaries of the #orangerevolution (2004) and the start of #Euromaidan (2013). Journalists risked their lives to document these historic events. We honor the brave reporters who showed Ukraine's fight for democracy to the world! #JournalismMatters

“We’ve absorbed so much pain”: Kharkiv journalist Yuliia Boyko temporarily halts work after surviving a Russian shelling... Despite her injuries, she plans to return. ❗️ “Journalism is a lifestyle,” Yuliia told the NUJU press service. #UkraineJournalists #StandWithUkraine

🇪🇺🇺🇦“Ukrainian experience aligns with Europe despite wartime challenges,” said NUJU First Secretary @LinaNUJU at a Brussels conference on media diversity and inclusion. Fighting stigma remains a top priority! #UkraineMedia

NUJU President @Stommedia awards @freepressunltd for supporting the independence of our media. Thanks to Media Lifeline Ukraine, journalists received emergency aid, protective gear and Warsaw hub access. International solidarity is more crucial than ever. #SupportUkrainianMedia

🇷🇴 Romanian journalist Alex Costache: “Ukraine has revealed heart-wrenching stories of resilience.”Witnessing how war has transformed children’s lives, he shares profound insights into Ukrainian reality and underscores the media’s vital role in documenting the truth. #UkraineWar

Sumy media remain resilient after Russian missile strikes. @suspilne_news and Kordon Media report on recovery efforts. Power has been restored, and TV and radio are operational. Despite 11 lives lost and infrastructure damage, our commitment to truth remains unbroken. #UkraineWar

🇩🇪🇺🇦“The world may be tired of war, but Putin isn't. That's why international solidarity matters more than ever,” – NUJU President Sergiy Tomilenko welcomes a new support initiative from German colleagues as @BJVde launches a fundraising campaign for frontline Ukrainian media.

💥 Apartment of Kryvyi Rih media worker damaged in Russian missile attack. Journalist Maksym Ponomariov’s home, located near the blast’s epicenter, had its windows blown out. “Our house is right across from where it hit,” – he recounts. #JournalismSolidarity

💙💛 The Kherson Radio X.ON team regularly reaches out to Ukrainians under occupation, urging caution and reminding that #Ukraine remembers its people! “We are the first wave of a liberated Kherson,” declares X.ON's Program Director, Kateryna Tsymbaliuk. #JournalismSolidarity

“Follow a strategic route to future success,” – a key insight from the recent workshop for colleagues in Dnipro's Journalists' Solidarity Center, supported by @UNESCO, @efjeurope and @IFJGlobal. The training equiped #journalists with practical tools for sustainable growth.

“Don’t let Ukraine disappear from your news!” - NUJU President @Stommedia’s appeal to German colleagues at their 75th Congress. ‼️103 Ukrainian journalists have been killed, and over 30 are held captive. Yet, 32 local papers continue to publish from the frontlines. #DJV75

Two previous workshops, held in partnership with @CPJ_Eurasia on journalists' psychological stability, brought together more than 100 media professionals. The final workshop, featuring the international expert Hannah Storm, will take place next week on November 19 at 3PM (Kyiv).

🇺🇦🇽🇰Ukrainian-language news is now available on @theGeopost, an independent website covering the Balkans. Ukrainian journalist Liudmyla Makey, one of the contributors to the project, shares her experience from Pristina, Kosovo. #Ukraine #Kosovo

“The most important thing is to uphold our code of ethics, be professional, tell the truth,” says @efjeurope President Maya Sever during the discussion "Where Shots Ring Out and Stories Are Told: Women at War," reflecting on the challenges of #reporting from places like Bucha.

✅ Keeping journalists safe: The Journalists' Solidarity Center in Ivano-Frankivsk, supported by @UNESCO, hosted a training on #information, household, and military security for the local university students.

Dmytro Khyliuk, a ⁦⁦@unian⁩ journalist, has endured over 2.5 years of captivity in Russia. His mother dreams of the day she can hug him once again. The NUJU is advocating for the freedom of Dmytro and more than 30 other imprisoned colleagues.

👏🏻 NUJU President Sergiy Tomilenko highlighted the courage of Ukrainian journalists on the frontlines during an online event at @sheffielduni. More than 70 students watched On the Edge, a NUJU documentary showing editor Vasyl Myroshnyk's work in the war zone.

“Over 100 journalists from Kyiv are defending Ukraine on the frontlines, while 500 media workers have left the country,” says Alla Malienko, secretary of NUJU’s Kyiv organization. Despite the challenges, 118 new members joined in 2024, including bloggers from across #Ukraine

👏🏻 Ukrainian journalist Natalia Gumenyuk has been shortlisted for the @RSF_inter Press Freedom Prize 2024! Her @TRPUkraine investigation into the deportation of Ukrainian children led to arrest warrants for Putin and Lvova-Belova. #journalists #Ukraine