29 journalism projects

This documentary explains how the Kurds from Syria have taken advantage of the context of war to put into motion a political and cultural revolution with the purpose of recovering their rights as a nation which suppressed more than 50 years ago. This process suffers a big informative marginalisation

They have proposed to expand the resevoir of Yesa and we oppose. This is economic corruption, ecological disaster, social injustice... and t

What has happened in 20 years of the Zapatista movement? Does it keep its essence? What is the future of the Zapatistas? Discover with us the answer to these questions and many more. Travel to Chiapas through this report and help us to publish it in a book.

Help us tell the world the real story! We'll publish a book of 35 essays written by Catalonia experts especially for a non-Catalan audience, and translated into English. Then we’ll jumpstart the distribution by sending 500 copies to libraries, newspapers and politicians all over the world.

*Reaction!* is a magazine of Alternative Social Journalism. It is also a job insertion tool for people on the streets. With your help we can get down on paper. Together we can give opportunities to those most in need.

“Collective Economy. Europe’s last Revolution” takes a closer look at a singular unprecedented experience: the collectivization of industry and services that took place in Catalunya between 1936 and 1939. Help us to finish it! Become a sponsor! www.economiacollectiva.com

In a small town in Ecuador at 2, 280 metres above sea level, sixty two children have commited suicide over the last five years from hanging themselves, ingesting rat poison, solvents, gunpowder from fireworks, and other poisonous substances. In despair and desperation, their parents have fled to...

La mitad de todo es un mosaico de voces de mujeres residentes en La Paz, Bolivia. Desde posiciones diversas, las entrevistadas nos hablan sobre sus vidas y nos dan su visión y su versión de la situación sociopolítica del país, el primero en Latinoamérica gobernado por un hombre indígena. ¿Y?

Mama Tunza - Pay it Forward is a photo-documentary project, which wants to broadcast a series of good deeds that have been made an honorary people simply to help others, forming a chain of favors that have saved lives accordingly of abandoned children.

A rural school in the Spanish republic of the '30s. A lost world through the eyes of children who are learning to write. The utopia of a teacher truncated by war and dictatorship. A documentary and a collective effort in memory of the victims of Franco's repression.

Un portal informativo de actualización diaria, desarrollado en software libre. Queremos que Diagonal web sea una página accesible que permita una mayor presencia de nuestras noticias en la red, y que sea asimismo un espacio de acción de y para los movimientos sociales.