Tetiana Kulkova is Chief Operating Officer at Media Development Foundation, a Ukrainian NGO supporting more than 100 independent media outlets. She has over 15 years of experience in media marketing, digital media development, audience growth, operations, and team building. Since 2022, she has helped MDF scale its team and projects. She is also a media marketing mentor and trainer, co-author of the course “Marketing Director in Media,” and has expertise in media risk management.
With Yulia Krus, MJ Daoud, Tetiana Kulkova and Olena Myhashko
Choose someone living in Lebanon or Ukraine and follow their day through their footage, photographs, and voice recordings. Documentary material depicting war; headphones recommended, viewer discretion advised.
With Yulia Krus, MJ Daoud, Tetiana Kulkova and Olena Myhashko
Choose someone living in Lebanon or Ukraine and follow their day through their footage, photographs, and voice recordings. Documentary material depicting war; headphones recommended, viewer discretion advised.
With Yulia Krus, MJ Daoud, Tetiana Kulkova and Olena Myhashko
Choose someone living in Lebanon or Ukraine and follow their day through their footage, photographs, and voice recordings. Documentary material depicting war; headphones recommended, viewer discretion advised.
With Yulia Krus, MJ Daoud, Tetiana Kulkova and Olena Myhashko
Choose someone living in Lebanon or Ukraine and follow their day through their footage, photographs, and voice recordings. Documentary material depicting war; headphones recommended, viewer discretion advised.
With MJ Daoud, Tetiana Kulkova and Olena Myhashko
With Yulia Krus, MJ Daoud, Tetiana Kulkova and Olena Myhashko
Choose someone living in Lebanon or Ukraine and follow their day through their footage, photographs, and voice recordings. Documentary material depicting war; headphones recommended, viewer discretion advised.
With MJ Daoud, Olena Myhashko and Tetiana Kulkova
Practitioners from MDF and The What If compare how local newsrooms in Ukraine and Lebanon build trust with their communities — one through membership models under wartime funding cuts, the other across deep social fragmentation. Together they unpack what impact-driven community journalism actually takes to build.