Donetsk Institute of Information

Ukraine
Grant start
December 16, 2022
Grant end
December 15, 2023
Primary distributions platform
Digital native

DII - Ukraine has provided uninterrupted coverage across Eastern Ukraine despite the forced relocation of its newsroom in 2014 and 2022. One of the most prominent initiatives of DII-Ukraine is the Donbas Media Forum, an annual conference founded by the organization in 2015 that brings together media professionals to strengthen independent journalism, improve professional standards, and address challenges of covering conflict and reintegration in Ukraine.
Funding from the International Fund will support continued efforts to provide fact-based quality news coverage and analysis to communities vulnerable to disinformation and propaganda in the occupied regions of Eastern Ukraine and beyond, through their website and social media; and to increase the audience it reaches.

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