Journalistic Stories on Displacement and Resilience in Ukraine
Issued by Federal Foreign Office of Germany. Participants · via fundsforNGOs — grants & funding calls
- Published
- 14 Oct 2026
- Reference
- content-production-opportunity-stories-of-displacement-and-resilience
- Location
- Ukraine
- Sector
- Humanitarian & Emergency Relief
At a glance
Federal Foreign Office of Germany. Participants in Ukraine has published a funding call in humanitarian & emergency relief: “Journalistic Stories on Displacement and Resilience in Ukraine”. The notice does not state a closing date, so confirm the timetable on the official portal. Quote reference content-production-opportunity-stories-of-displacement-and-resilience in any correspondence with the buyer. There are 2 open humanitarian & emergency relief notices in Ukraine on FreeTender. Bids are submitted to the buyer through fundsforNGOs — grants & funding calls, not through FreeTender.
Details
This opportunity, provided by MEDIALAB, Capacity for Democracy, and the Ukrainian Expert Foundation, invites content creators to develop human-centered journalistic content based on the real-life experiences of internally displaced persons in Ukraine and Ukrainian refugees in Germany. The aim is to produce authentic narratives that counteract simplified and dehumanizing portrayals of displaced individuals. The deadline and specific funding details are not specified in the source. This initiative seeks to create high-quality narratives that highlight the personal stories of displacement and resilience among Ukrainians affected by conflict. The content aims to showcase genuine human experiences, detailing the losses, rebuilds, and everyday lives of displaced individuals while navigating different environments. It serves as a counter-narrative to misinformation that portrays displaced persons as burdens or outsiders. While specific funding amounts are not disclosed, the initiative is supported by the Federal Foreign Office of Germany. Participants will benefit from the opportunity to disseminate their work across Ukrainian and international platforms, thus reaching wide audiences and fostering cross-border understanding. Eligible applicants are journalists and content creators who can accurately portray the experiences of displaced Ukrainians. The project targets stories from both Ukraine and Germany, thus involving participants familiar with these contexts. This initiative is crucial for presenting truthful narratives that challenge harmful stereotypes about displaced individuals. By showcasing resilience and everyday life, the project contributes to a more nuanced understanding of displacement, encouraging empathy and solidarity across communities. The source does not specify detailed application instructions. Interested applicants should consult MEDIALAB or the Ukrainian Expert Foundation’s official channels for guidance on submission procedures and requirements. Eligible applicants are encouraged to explore the official guidelines and follow the application process as described by MEDIALAB and its partners. For further details, visit MEDIALAB or contact the project’s coordinators.
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Before you bid on this tender
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