Julia Hildebrand leads the privacy-friendly software and community project beabee at CORRECTIV. The goal of beabee is to enable more people across Europe to found and run local, independent, community-driven, and member-funded newsrooms. The aim: to bring more diversity into our local information ecosystems. Previously, Julia worked with the Dublin-based social startup ChangeX.org on developing an ideas platform. She also worked at Deutsche Welle on implementing their first social media strategy.
With Julia Hildebrand, Nina Rijnierse and Lucas Batt
Bringing together local journalism startups across Europe that are focused on serving their communities. Exchange experiences, share challenges, and connect with peers and support organisations.
With Julia Hildebrand, Lucas Batt, Sascha Foerster and Georg Watzlawek
The Community Journalism Clinic is an open coaching session for anyone interested in community-driven journalism. Get tailored feedback, practical advice, and support to develop or refine community-centered journalism projects.
With Julia Hildebrand, Lucas Batt, Sascha Foerster and Georg Watzlawek
The Community Journalism Clinic is an open coaching session for anyone interested in community-driven journalism. Get tailored feedback, practical advice, and support to develop or refine community-centered journalism projects.
With Martin Tege, Julia Hildebrand, Jos van Essen and Jey Wegner
We talk about how community journalism is key to large scale investigations and small scale engagement, to the development of participation models in cities and how it leads to sustainable business models. We focus especially on how independent newsrooms can establish the workflows and choose the right toolstack to make these practices a daily routine.