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Amélie Reichmuth ist eine preisgekrönte Journalistin, Medienaktivistin und Pädagogin mit Wohnsitz in Schweden. In ihrer Funktion als Erinnerungsaktivistin koordiniert sie das Kollektiv „Voices of the Next Generations Sachsenhausen“, das Nachkommen von Opfern des Nationalsozialismus zusammenbringt.

Portraitfoto von Amelie Reichmuth.
Credits: Lars Broslet

Veranstaltungen

Always remember: Constructive reporting as democratic defense

With Amélie Reichmuth

What role can journalism play in shaping how societies remember in times of political strain? This conversation examines how constructive reporting can shift focus from reaction to responsibility, offering pathways to reinforce democratic resilience.

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Talk

Freier Eintritt

Beyond constructive journalism: How ISO standards can restore trust in media?

With Amélie Reichmuth

Compliance with professional standards is widely considered a must in our trade, but also treated as a burden, rather than an asset. Algorithms even seem to amplify and reward the exact opposite: sensationalism, clickbait, falsehoods and hate. Reporters Without Borders has launched the Journalism Trust Initiative (JTI) to reverse this logic and offers a session which is designed to showcase the JTI with best practices and examples of tangible benefits it can bring to newsrooms of different types and sizes.

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Workshop

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