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This is the third and final course in our CBJ series – the first one can be found here and the second one here.

This course is aimed at journalists with some reporting or investigative experience, who are interested in cross-border journalism and want to understand which challenges may come up during a CB investigation and how to deal with them. Participants will learn how to add structure to their cross-border investigations and avoid the most common pitfalls.

This is the second course in our CBJ series – the first one can be found here.

This course is aimed at journalists with some reporting or investigative experience, who are interested in cross-border journalism and want to understand which challenges may come up during a CB investigation and how to deal with them. Participants will learn how to add structure to their cross-border investigations and avoid the most common pitfalls.

This introductory course is aimed at journalists with some reporting or investigative experience, who are interested in cross-border journalism and want to be able to plan their first steps into the field. Participants will get an overview of the opportunities and challenges of cross-border journalism and acquire a professional approach to this discipline.

Learn how to do evidence-based reporting on responses to societal problems with Solutions Journalism. 

In this two-hour course, the Transitions team, aided by resources from the Solutions Journalism Network, will introduce you to the practice of solutions journalism. This course consists of five lessons, several interactive exercises, a short video on how to do SoJo, and links to additional resources.

Welcome to the Transitions solutions journalism course! Learn how to do evidence-based reporting on responses to societal problems with Solutions Journalism. 

In this two-hour course, the Transitions team, aided by resources from the Solutions Journalism Network, will introduce you to the practice of solutions journalism. This course consists of five lessons, several interactive exercises, a short video on how to do SoJo, and links to additional resources. By the end of this course, you will be able to:

This course is designed for journalists, editors, and media professionals who want to strengthen their strategic use of AI in newsroom and training contexts. Rather than covering basic prompts or presentation tools, it focuses on developing critical and creative approaches to AI as a supportive assistant. Participants will learn how to integrate AI into workshop preparation and delivery while keeping their journalistic expertise at the center.

In an age of misinformation and declining trust in the media, this course equips journalists with essential teaching skills. You'll learn to engage your audience directly by designing memorable and impactful workshops.

The course is led by Zoltán Sipos, the editor-in-chief of Átlátszó Erdély, an investigative outlet covering the 1,2 million Hungarian minority community living in Romania. This lesson consists of a short explanation video, step-by-step instructions on how to report and how to build trust, and interactive exercises to test your newly acquired skills.

In this 30-minute mini-course, you will learn how journalists can become news literacy educators in a step-by-step guide. In this 30-minute mini-course, you will learn how journalists can become news literacy educators in a step-by-step guide.

A fact-checking guide condensed into a 30-minutes interactive exercise

In this 30-minute mini-course, you will be introduced to a fact-checking process by expert Fergus Bell. This lesson consists of a short explanation video, a step-by-step guide on how to structure a fact-checking process, and an interactive exercise to test your fact-checking skills and knowledge. 

Learn how to use AI tools like ChatGPT to streamline your fact-checking. This 45-minute course covers essential LLM principles, effective prompting techniques, and practical ways to save time in your verification process.

This course intends to expand the capacity of news organizations to cover stories from a solutions angle by (1) improving understanding of the benefits and impacts of solutions journalism throughout the newsroom and (2) providing techniques for shifting the newsroom culture to a more solutions-oriented one.

This course is designed for journalists who want to build stronger connections with their communities by exploring the core principles of participatory journalism. No special background is required beyond an interest in community engagement, and participants will gain practical tools and approaches to put these ideas into practice in their daily work.

Investigating Modern Threats: A Journalist's Guide to Digital Age Investigations

Enable journalists to recognize, prepare for, and strategically respond to institutional pressures while maintaining journalistic integrity and turning challenges into opportunities for greater public impact.

Investigating Modern Threats: A Journalist's Guide to Digital Age Investigations

The course aims to equip investigative journalists and researchers with practical skills and methodologies to uncover, structure, and analyze evidence of sanctions evasion by Russia. Participants will learn how to apply OSINT tools, critical thinking, and structured workflows to trace hidden networks, connect fragmented data, and transform findings into impactful stories and reports that can influence policy, accountability, and public awareness.

Investigating Modern Threats: A Journalist's Guide to Digital Age Investigations

This course is designed for investigative journalists, fact-checkers, digital media professionals, and civil society researchers who need practical skills to detect and document coordinated manipulation campaigns on social media platforms, particularly during election periods.