● “Opportunities for psychological support for journalists and editorial offices from Mental Support for Media”, Andriy Sydorenko, Head of Psychological Support for Journalists at Souspilnist Foundation
● “Media landscape of Ukraine 2024, print media. The impact of the war”, Serhiy Chernyavsky, Media expert, media analyst

The media plays a key role in raising awareness of the dangers of explosive ordnance (EO) in Ukraine, where the process of clearing mines and unexploded ordnance can take years, if not decades. In this context, journalists face a new responsibility: how to discuss EO in a way that protects the population rather than exposing them to greater danger.
During this session, participants will learn about the results of the research conducted in Ukraine on the behavioural patterns of the population. They will explore how the audience perceives explosive ordnance issues, assess the awareness level of safety behaviors, and identify factors driving risk-taking behaviors related to EO. Additionally, they will learn how to effectively communicate the dangers of explosive ordnance to the public.
The session will also include an interactive component, providing participants with the opportunity to test their knowledge of mine safety and receive practical advice.
● Tetiana Nikitina, Senior Research Manager, BBC Media Action

Against the backdrop of strong national investigative journalism covering big topics affecting the regions, regional media face intense competition. Is it really just a lack of resources for successful investigative reporting, or is it a lack of knowledge and skills?This workshop is designed to help regional media journalists effectively use available human and financial resources to conduct quality investigations. During the event, specific tools and approaches will be discussed that allow you to produce interesting and informative stories even with a limited budget.
● Yana Korniychuk, journalist of investigative journalism agency Slidstvo.Info● Oleh Onysko, editor-in-chief NGL.media● Anatoly Pyasetsky, Educational Direction Manager at YouControl 
Moderator: Yulia Didenko, journalist, video production editor at News of Donbas

The uneven coverage of certain topics in the media space can distort perceptions, reinforce stereotypes, and polarize society. On one hand, the lack of regional correspondents for national media can result in news feeds being filled with government-issued press releases. On the other hand, hyper-local content from regional media interests national outlets. Could tool such as networking and partnering with non-traditional players help solve this issue?
● Alla Skoryk, editor-in-chief, regional brunch UA:PBC● Artem Ipatov, CEO #ShoTam● Mykhailyna Skoryk-Shkarivska, director of Smilyvy Irpin NGO● Oleksandr Ostapa, CEO Thebuchacity● Oleh Dereniuha, CEO NikVesti
Moderator:Anastasiia Isaienkova, Producer of Suspilne News (JSC "UA:PBC"), Mentor of Media Development Foundation

How does war change language, and what are the consequences for society? Can language become a weapon? We will discuss how new terms appear and what is behind the words that acquire special meaning in the context of hostilities, as well as the influence of rhetoric on the public narrative — these and other issues will be discussed with the head of the Commission on Journalistic Ethics Andriy Kulikov. 
● Diana Dutsyk, Execitive Director of Ukrainian Media and Communication Institute ● Diana Butsko, Reporter for hromadske ● Dmytro Tuzov, Host on Radio NV, media expert of Souspilnist Foundation● Yevheniia Motorevska, head of war crimes investigations unit at The Kyiv Independent  Moderator: Andriy Kulykov, Ukrainian journalist, editor, radio host, TV presenter, actor, media expert and media trainer, Hromadske Radio

Is "recovery and reconstruction" still perceived as positive, or has it already become synonymous with corruption embedded in every program? Where does the word "inclusion" leave room for understanding the issues of accessibility for people with disabilities in our cities? How do we see the person and their story behind acronyms like "IDPs in difficult life circumstances"? What should the tone of voice be when creating content about people in occupied territories? Where is the line between words that act as markers and those that trigger negative reactions?
● Marina Tkachuk, Head of the Control, Analysis and Strategic Development Department, The National Council of Television and Radio Broadcasting of Ukraine● Olha Stukalo, managing editor, Recovery Window Network● Vladislava Savkova, producer of "Donbas Realiy" radio● Maksym Ieligulashvili, board member Institute for Peace and common ground, expert Coalition "Ukraine. 5 AM"
Moderator:Anastasiia Pustova, cofounder, strategic communications director at SUPERWISE bureau

The panel discussion will focus on the key role of journalists in documenting historical events. Today's news becomes tomorrow's chronicle for future generations, and journalism can influence the formation of historical memory. How do the media fulfill their historical mission while maintaining objectivity? How do stories about everyday events turn into important evidence of an era? How is the role of the media changing in the face of disinformation, polarization, information wars, and rapid technological development? 
The discussion will cover issues of commemoration, including the creation of military and civilian memorials, documentation of military and civilian deaths, and the participation of journalists in national memory campaigns. The complex issues of censorship and self-censorship that affect the work of journalists as unbiased chroniclers will be discussed. Particular attention will be paid to the occupied territories, where the issue of commemorating the dead requires a special approach and a national dialogue. The panel will address the issue of journalists' responsibility in shaping historical narratives and preserving archives.
● Oleksiy Radynski, filmmaker, Public Interest Journalism Lab● Hanna Sokolova-Stekh, DW correspondent in Ukraine ● Anton Drobovych, PhD, Head of Ukrainian Institute of National Remembrance● Anna Murlikina, chief editor of the Mariupol website 0629.com.ua● Iryna Vovk, Ukrainian documentarian, volunteer
Moderator: Anton Liagusha, Dean, Graduate Department of Social Sciences and Humanities, Academic Director, MA in Memory Studies and Public History, Kyiv School of Economics

Journalists who were born at the turn of the century are increasingly coming to the Ukrainian media. What can they bring to Ukrainian journalism, and how are they already changing the country's media landscape? What do they see as the journalism of the future, and what angers them the most about the “old school” journalism?
● Kyrylo Peredriy, The youngest journalist of Ukraine ● Kamila Hrabchuk “Lyudy” YouTube-channel host, international media’s producer● Oleksandr Myasyshchev, journalist at Babel● Yuliia Dychuk, Head of Kiids' Content, Suspilne Ukraine● Iryna Masliukova, Social Media Editor Donbas.Realities project
Moderator: Andriy Kulykov, Ukrainian journalist, editor, radio host, TV presenter, actor, media expert and media trainer. Chairman of the Board, host of Hromadske Radio

Should anti-corruption investigations be conducted during a war? Or is it better to focus on investigating Russian war crimes and avoid addressing the “elephant in the room”? On one hand, highlighting corruption in Ukraine certainly undermines the country's position in the eyes of international partners. On the other hand, the sense of impunity has triggered not only a wave of corruption but also increased pressure on journalists working in this area. What challenges are journalists currently facing in the field of anti-corruption? Most importantly, what joint solutions and actions can be effective?
● Yuriy Nikolov, Editor, Nashi Groshi (Our Money)
● Karol Luczka, Eastern Europe Advocacy and Monitoring Officer, International Press Institute (IPI)
● Veronika Khorolska, Operations Manager and investigator at SODA
● Georgiy Shabayev, Schemes project (Radio Liberty)

Moderator:
Anastasia Stanko, editor-in-chief of Slidstvo.info

Journalism, in particular cultural journalism, is one of the indicators and at the same time a tool for social change. Together with editors of cultural media, we will talk about the impact of cultural journalism on building civil society, explain why it is not about lifestyle and entertainment, and share how to develop cultural media during the war.
● Iryna Slavinska, Executive producer of Radio Culture● Kateryna Noshkaliuk, Editor of Rayon.Kultura media outlet● Oleksiy Bondarenko, founder and editor-in-chief of LiRoom● Oleksandr Mymruk, Head of NGO Chytomo
Moderator:Mariia Kravchenko, Head of Communications BABYLON’13

During the workshop, participants will be able to find out how effective the channels of content delivery to the residents of the TOT are, what are their significant differences, and how to use them. In particular, the workshop will focus on trends in the cleansing of the information space in the TOT; alternative ways of delivering content; how the distributed cache works and why it cannot be blocked; the case of eQSat based on the Ceno browser; how Ukrainian media can get into the Ceno browser cache and become available in the TOT. 
● Oleksandr Glushchenko, digital technology consultant at eQualitie

Presentation of the project of cooperation with local communities in the format of town halls by the Laboratory of Public Interest Journalism. Whether it is worth raising painful topics and how to talk about the problems of the local population, who to involve in the process, and how to summarize the results. 
● Yevheniia Vasylieva, coordinator of the Public Interest Journalism Lab● Maksym Ieligulashvili, board member IPCG, expert Coalition "Ukraine. 5 AM", project participant● Olesia Hrygoryshyn-Kates, project manager at The Reckoning Project
Moderator:● Oleh Baturyn, researcher at The Reckoning Project

To be added.
● Oleg Gorobets, CEO Ria Media● Olha Surovska, editor-in-chief of the Ivano-Frankivsk online media outlet Reporter● Anna Ovcharenko, Owner and CEO Оnline media outlet "TOCHKA SKHODU"● Andrii Dikhtiarenko 'Realna gazeta' chief editor, 'Suspilne' TV host
Moderator: Oleksiy Khutornyy, project manager of the Local Media Relaunch Initiative 

● Kira Tugushi, SEOforMedia agency and NGO, manager & content specialist