Supported projects

FactRank is a free tool that automatically filters out statements from Dutch-language texts worthy of fact-checking.

Podlab XL is a training programme for non-fiction podcast makers, that coaches audio novices from podcast idea to pilot.

The Wablieft centre for clear language developed an online news channel with quality news for low-literature adults.

U:nite works with a team of emerging actors and word artists to bring news to 16-24-year-old video consumers using new online formats.

With this project regional television broadcaster RINGtv aims to get young people more involved in politics and vice versa.

UITLANDER is a platform for high-quality, international stories about and by Belgians living abroad, made for the Belgian home audience.

CONAKRY - A team of journalists followed the money, investigating Guineagate, a corruption case that involved a French national promoting the interests of a private company that sought a mining license at Simandou Mountains, the world’s largest known deposits of untapped iron.

ANTWERP - Karl van den Broeck, who succeeded Georges Timmerman as editor-in-chief of Apache in 2014, tells in a six-part series how the top man of De Persgroep (now DPG Media) committed a sophisticated stealth murder on Flanders' most important independent progressive newspaper De Morgen. 

LODWAR/NAIROBI - In northern Kenya, drought caused by climate change brought also a surge in cash transfers to farmers. Millions have been invested, but locals claim they haven't received the promised financial support. The auditor general in Kenya claims billions of shillings are being lost at the responsible agencies. 

BRUSSELS - This is the first article in a series on homelessness focusing on the Belgian capital city, where homelessness has more than doubled in ten years.