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          11. – 22. March 2026

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              CPH:DOX SUMMIT (Panel 3)

              Tales from the Frontlines

              16:00 - 16:55 Monday 16th Mar 2026 / 55 min

              What can we learn from journalists—our closest cousins working in public interest media—who are arguably ten years down the line in the process of collapse and now reconstruction? What happens when state power and platform monopolies put structural pressure on their ability to reach audiences with important stories?

              How do today’s independent media sources push back against censorship, disinformation and algorithmic apartheid? Joanna Krawczyk, Irma Dimitradze and Bea Wangondu evoke the strategies that help ensure their stories will reach audiences. The conversation will take us to the places where civil society watchdogs and AI-assisted journalists are fighting to name and shame sources of disinformation, while engaging audiences and providing more trustworthy and transparent factchecking.

              Access to the CPH:DOX SUMMIT is exclusive to accredited guests, and advance ticket reservation is required.

              Speakers

              Bea Wangondu

              Bea is an award-winning producer, journalist, and founder of The Bea Company, a Kenya-based creative studio dedicated to high quality and culturally rich storytelling with a strong focus on women and girls. Her work spans documentaries, branded films, and community-centered narratives.

              Joanna Krawczyk

              Joanna Krawczyk is the Director of CORRECTIV.Europe at CORRECTIV – an award-winning, non-profit investigative newsroom in Germany dedicated to strengthening democracy through journalism, media education, and technology. CORRECTIV successfully develops its community-first newsroom and business models, and equips journalists with tools and methodologies to engage their communities. CORRECTIV’s European division supports a network of more than 400 local media outlets and content creators across 35 countries. Previously, Joanna served as Deputy Director East at the German Marshall Fund of the United States, focusing on media development in the region, and as Head of the Ukrainian Media Fund. She was also Partnerships Director at Gazeta Wyborcza, Poland’s largest legacy newspaper, where she founded its Foundation and launched the country’s first investigative grant and local media support programs. Joanna chaired the Leading European Newspaper Alliance (LENA) and currently serves on the boards of the European Media and Information Fund and Journalismfund.

              Irma Dimitradze

              Irma Dimitradze is a journalist and Communications Manager at Batumelebi & Netgazeti, Georgian media outlets founded in 2001 by Sakharov Prize 2025 laureate Mzia Amaglobeli. Since Amaglobeli was detained in early 2025, Dimitradze has been advocating internationally for her and Georgian press freedom