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🚨 Calling all video creators! 🚨 Have an awesome show or documentary about Europe or Central & Eastern Europe? 🌍🎥 Display Europe wants YOU for our new TV format Europe on TV! We’re looking for existing video content that’s ready to shine in the European market! ✨ 📺 Get your show featured on our multilingual platform AND on Okto.tv in Austria! 💡 All formats welcome: video podcasts, short videos, documentaries, news segments—anything between 30-60 minutes. 🌍 We’re open to all languages, but English is a plus! 📅 Shows that will run weekly for at least 6 months. What we offer: ✅ Up to €300 per 30-minute episode 🚨 Submission deadline: October 21, 2024 🎬 Broadcasting starts January 2025! Ready to take your show to the next level? 🚀 Send your pitches or samples to Alexander Baratsits at alexander.baratsits@displayeurope.eu! #VideoCreators #EuropeOnTV #DisplayEurope #ContentCreators #TVBroadcast #EuropeanMedia

🚨 Migration in Europe: What’s Next? 🚨 🖋️ By Adrian Burtin published on Voxeurop Migration was 2024’s hot topic, and it’s set to dominate in 2025. But are Europe’s current policies prepared to handle the rising tide of conflict, climate change, and inequality driving migration? Adrian Burtin explores what tomorrow’s migration policies could look like and why we need to move beyond the hysteria surrounding "migration crises." 💡 Key Takeaways: 🌍 Conflict & Climate Chaos: 59 armed conflicts in 34 countries in 2023 and accelerating climate displacement signal continued migration waves. 🧠 Mental Health Crisis: Migration policies are taking a toll, with over 70% of detained migrants in Spain developing severe mental health issues. ⚖️ The Far-Right's Grip: Anti-migration rhetoric is shaping EU policy, but copying far-right tactics isn’t the only option for traditional parties. 👩💼 Migrant Voices Matter: Policies focused on employment, language integration, and combating inequality could help Europe’s social cohesion—and its politics. 🚪 A Door to the Future: The EU has been consumed by controlling migration. Isn’t it time to focus on solutions that balance humanity and policy? 👉 Read Adrian Burtin’s deep dive on Voxeurop to explore how we might reimagine Europe’s migration policies in 2025. ✨ Should Europe rethink its approach to migration? Share your thoughts. https://lnkd.in/dPUz55ut Illlustration: Musa GUMUS | The Cartoon Movement #MigrationPolicy #Europe #Voxeurop #HumanRights #Integration #Refugees #Display Europe

"She’s his wife, he can do what he wants." These chilling words echo the banality of patriarchal violence exposed in the Mazan rape trial—a historic case shaking Europe. For nearly a decade, Gisèle Pelicot was drugged by her husband and assaulted by over 50 men, a harrowing crime meticulously documented by the perpetrator himself. But Gisèle refused to stay silent. By waiving her anonymity and demanding a public trial, she’s confronting society’s complicity in patriarchal abuse. 🔍 What’s at stake? This trial isn’t just about justice for Gisèle—it’s a reckoning with consent, systemic misogyny, and the everyday "banality of evil" in seemingly "normal" communities. 💬 Gisèle’s words resound: "When you are raped, you feel shame—but it’s the men who should feel shame. I’m not angry. I’m determined to change this society." 🔗 Read the full story and join the conversation. https://lnkd.in/e6rTbRGn #MeToo #Patriarchy #ConsentMatters #MazanTrial Voxeurop

What’s the role of social media in the society at large? Check out Voxeurop’s latest Press Review ‼️

Applications are now open for the 'Pluralistic Media for Democracy' fund, this new grant programme from the Journalismfund Europe and IMS (International Media Support) is here to support your initiatives. A sum of €1.400.000 financial support is set for both local and regional media outlets, community media, investigative journalism, and public interest news organisations that operate in "news deserts" or areas experiencing strained media pluralism. More info and applications here: buff.ly/3Bg56UB #media #democracy #fund #grant #journalism

🩸 What does it mean to hate sex? For many women, it’s not the act but the pain—both physical and emotional—that shapes their aversion. 💔 Conditions like endometriosis and vulvodynia cause excruciating pain during intercourse. But what scars women even more? Being forced to endure it. ❝ It’s not sex that I hate—it’s the fact that someone once made me believe they were entitled to it, despite my pain. ❞ This article dives deep into stories of women navigating pain, coercion, and their fight to reclaim their bodies. 👉 Read the full piece by our partners at Krytyka Polityczna and share if these stories resonate with you. #EndometriosisAwareness #ConsentMatters #WomensStories #Women #Gender #Sex

Will generative AI undermine journalism? New Episode of our Standard Time Show ‼️🔔 Afraid of falling behind, businesses are rushing to implement AI – even if their industries might not be ready for it. In this Standard Time episode, our partners at Eurozine explore generative AI’s impact on media and journalism, and ask whether its making us smarter or dumber. Our host sat down with three very interesting experts: Miriam Rasch (writer and philosopher), Mustafa Ünlü (filmmaker and journalist), and @Luka Lisjak Gabrijecic (editor at the journal @Razpotja to talk about the good, the bad, and the ugly of AI in Journalism. Watch the full episode: https://lnkd.in/etSP2MMd

🌍 Fast fashion's waste has a destination – and it’s not what you think. In Chile's Atacama Desert, 60,000 tons of unsold clothes are dumped every year. The pristine landscapes, home to unique ecosystems and breathtaking stargazing skies, are now scarred by waste mountains visible from space. But local activists aren’t giving up. Organizations like Desierto Vestido are cleaning up and turning trash into treasure, creating fashion that’s both stunning and sustainable. Read Magdalena Bartczak's piece on Krytyka Polityczna to uncover the human and environmental cost of the clothes we buy – and discard. 👉 https://lnkd.in/ePkbQy3e Follow Krytyka Polityczna for more investigations like this.

💡 Can Azerbaijan Lead COP29 While Suppressing Climate Activists? As the global climate summit kicks off in Baku, questions arise about Azerbaijan's credentials to host such an event. With its fossil-fuel-driven economy and a history of silencing dissent, is the country fit to lead this critical dialogue? 📖 In this compelling article by Emanuela Barbiroglio for Voxeurop, she explores the intersection of climate justice and human rights. https://lnkd.in/eA7sXVJx

✋ *Europe-based journalist* - a little help from you please! At Display Europe and Taktak solution we are running a survey to get a better idea of the needs and main challenges you are facing as a journalist in Europe. We would really appreciate if you took the time to respond to our survey, as your input is invaluable to create more lobbying to support freelance journalists in Europe.   The survey is available in 13 languages and should take no longer than 5 minutes! ➡️Respond here by Dec. 1 🙏 : https://lnkd.in/dHVPAjKp   #Taktaksolution #freelancejournalism