Project News
Follow the activities, achievements and latest developments of Citizen Journalism Superheroes across Europe.
Management Meeting in Sofia – January 2026
Project partners met in Sofia to review progress, coordinate the next stages of the project and agree on upcoming activities and responsibilities.
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LTTA: Recap
A look back at the project’s Learning, Teaching and Training Activity and the key experiences shared by participants.
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LTTA in Lithuania | November 30 – December 6
Discover the five-day citizen journalism training in Lithuania, focused on non-formal education and practical media skills.
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Kick-off Meeting in Germany
Partners from Germany, Bulgaria, Romania, Lithuania and Spain met in Kiel to discuss the project objectives and future plans.
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Key milestones and upcoming activities.
International Training
Completed with partners and educators.
Local Workshops
Activities take place in partner countries.
Competition Opens
Citizens submit stories, audio and video.
National Selection
Best submissions are chosen in each country.
Final Event
Winners and project results are presented.
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Citizen Journalism Superheroes
Empowering NGOs, adult educators and communities through responsible citizen journalism.
Responsible storytelling
Supporting ethical, authentic and community-focused journalism.
Adult education
Providing educators with practical learning methods and resources.
Civic participation
Helping people contribute confidently to democratic life.
Every community has stories worth telling
We believe every community has stories worth telling. By providing innovative training methods and practical resources, the project helps educators and organisations empower citizens to become confident storytellers and active participants in democratic life.
Develop, train and empower
The project combines educational resources, capacity building and practical learning opportunities across Europe.
Develop
Create innovative lesson plans, facilitator resources and educational tools designed specifically for adult learning.
Train
Strengthen the capacity of NGOs, trainers and educators through international learning activities and local workshops across Europe.
Empower
Equip participants with storytelling, media literacy and digital communication skills that encourage responsible citizen journalism.
From planning to community action
Six connected stages guide the project from management and educational development to local activities, competition and public events.
Management
Training Programme
International Training
Local Workshops
Competition
Multiplier Events
Skills for responsible storytelling
Participants develop practical competencies that support critical thinking, confident communication and active citizenship.
Storytelling
Present community topics clearly and meaningfully.
Media literacy
Analyse information critically and identify unreliable content.
Digital communication
Use accessible tools to create and share multimedia stories.
Ethical reporting
Communicate accurately, responsibly and respectfully.
Civic participation
Contribute to informed public dialogue and community life.
Confidence
Build the confidence to ask questions and share important stories.
Strengthening communities through responsible storytelling
The project encourages civic participation by giving people the knowledge and confidence to share authentic stories, strengthen media literacy and contribute to informed public dialogue.
More informed voices. Stronger communities.
Citizen Journalism Superheroes supports people and organisations in creating stories that inform, connect communities and strengthen democratic participation.