Journalism in Conflict: Reporting from Ukraine and Beyond

Founder Anthony Borden reflects on the 30-year journey of IWPR and how local voices meet the challenge of global disinformation.

Friday, 28 October, 2022

Anthony Borden

Anthony Borden

IWPR Executive Director

Journalism in Conflict: Reporting from Ukraine and Beyond

Founder Anthony Borden reflects on the 30-year journey of IWPR and how local voices meet the challenge of global disinformation.

Locations Ukraine

Topics Human rights, Disinformation, Media development

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