Standing for Sustainable Journalism In the soil of a struggling media landscape, we’ve planted something bold. We hear the whispers of instability, how funding fades, how truth bends beneath pressure. But we’ve chosen to stand firm, like trees rooted in purpose, reaching toward a future where journalism grows, like accountability should, wild and free. At our just ended three day intensive training for journalists, we witnessed a gathering of minds sowing the seeds of sustainability, stories that nourish public trust, even when the aid dries up. As our co-founder Prue Clarke said: “The whole point of New Narratives is to try and build a journalism ecosystem that’s financially sustainable.” And that’s why we build: One story at a time. One platform at a time. One courageous journalist at a time. Because this is the new narrative journalism in Liberia deserves. 🎥 Watch the video below for highlights from the workshop. Hear their reflections, key takeaways, and how they plan to apply what they’ve learned to strengthen reporting across their fields and beats. Embassy of Sweden in MonroviaU.S. Embassy Monrovia, LiberiaFrontPage Africa @followers @topfans #SustainableJournalism #IndependentMedia #MediaForThePeople #JournalismMatters (fb)

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