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      11. – 22. March 2026

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          CPH:DOX SUMMIT

          Discover the CPH:DOX SUMMIT, bringing together politicians, innovators, researchers and documentary professionals to discuss the future of the audiovisual industry

          Media Sovereignty: Rethink, Envision, Redefine

           

          CPH:DOX is excited to announce the second edition of the CPH:DOX SUMMIT, returning on March 16, 2026.

          In 2026, CPH:DOX unveils a bold and timely CPH:DOX SUMMIT programme addressing one of the most urgent questions of our time: how do we protect the infrastructure of truth in an age of political pressure, platform dominance, and AI disruption?

          At the heart of this year’s Summit is the creation of independent digital spaces where voices and stories can circulate freely, beyond algorithmic suppression and commercial gatekeeping. As democratic systems face increasing strain and media ecosystems grow more fragile, the Summit invites filmmakers, journalists, technologists, and cultural leaders to rethink how we build, defend, and sustain public-interest storytelling.

           

          Taking place on Monday, March 16, the 2026 Summit is titled “Media Sovereignty: Rethink, Envision, Redefine”. The day sets out to move beyond diagnosing the crisis and instead offers concrete strategies and alliances for reclaiming media sovereignty in a landscape shaped by concentrated platform power, geopolitical tension, and rapid AI disruption.

          Across the programme, conversations will explore how filmmakers and journalists can help build new, resilient digital, financial, and physical infrastructures for information ecosystems under siege. The Summit will look ahead to 2030, examining strategies to ensure that vital stories continue to reach citizens despite shrinking access, rising misinformation, and opaque algorithms. It will also draw on lessons from the frontlines, sharing practical approaches to resisting censorship, strengthening cross-border collaboration, leveraging AI responsibly, and rebuilding public trust.

          By bridging investigative journalism and documentary practice, the Summit underscores adaptability, solidarity, and collective action as essential tools for the years ahead.

          Whether you are a filmmaker, producer, journalist, impact strategist, policymaker, or simply invested in the future of democratic storytelling, this is where the next chapter is being shaped.

          Presented in collaboration with ARTE as the official partner of the CPH:DOX SUMMIT 2026, we bring together leading voices from media, policy making, culture, and democracy to collectively imagine and develop bold solutions that treat media not merely as a consumer product, but as a vital sovereign necessity for democracy.

          Doors open at 12:30. The event begins at 13:00.

          Read more about the programme down below.

           

          2026 Programme

          CPH:DOX SUMMIT

          Discover the full CPH:DOX SUMMIT programme, taking place Monday March, 16.

          About CPH:DOX SUMMIT

          The inaugural 2025 edition of the CPH:DOX SUMMIT brought together some of the most influential voices shaping the future of media, democracy, and culture. Speakers included internationally renowned investigative journalist Christo Grozev ( Der Spiegel / The Insider ); Baroness Helena Kennedy KC , one of the world’s leading authorities on human rights and media freedom.

          The Summit has also featured Rasmus Kleis Nielsen , Director of the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism at the University of Oxford; Keri Putnam , former Executive Director of the Sundance Institute; Matthias Pfeffer , Managing Director of the Council for European Public Space; Ukrainian filmmaker and frontline chronicler Alisa Kovalenko ; and European media strategist Ingrid Libercier .