The story explores the aftermath of a fire in a tower block in London, UK, speaking to disabled residents about their experiences.

The story follows the conflict in Sudan and allows you to explore the history of it through the lives of four people, a journalist, a rebel soldier, a mother and a student. It’s a powerful immersive story and a great example of how you can develop your work into VR format on serious topics

A series of multimedia articles about less known, unique and sometimes bizarre museums about Belarusian history and cultural heritage with the effects of virtual presence. This story focuses on the kingdom of wooden people, a museum within the Pruzhany district. The founder of the museum created wooden figurines representing Belarusian life and old folk tales.

Inkystories focused on #EnaZeda — which means #MeToo in the Tunisian dialect. Using the hashtag #HerNameIs, the podcast series documents personal stories of sexual harassment, abuse, assault, violence and murder. “Women on borrowed time, from abuse to femicide” tells the stories of “women who have been victims of violence, some of which led to their death. Inkyfada podcast highlights these tragedies, the extent of which is underestimated considering the lack of official numbers on femicides in Tunisia.”

A way to create change through journalism. The residents of Dadina village in Budgam have been suffering due to the lack of safe drinking water for the last four months. “After our video report – we raised this issue with the concerned Public Health Engineering department of Budgam, and after a due follow up with the officials a new pipeline was installed and water is now being provided to the locality of more than 1000 people.”

A clever, innovative and unique way to cover elections. This interactive game and virtual ballot allows readers to partake in their own election of a new Syrian president. It’s a site within the main site and includes news about the real elections in Syria. “The project consists of virtual elections that simulates the Syrian presidential elections and offers an opportunity to engage in a virtual democratic experience through an interactive game designed and presented by Rozana on its platforms, which will contribute to opening various discussions and dialogues on the democratic process and elections.”

A panel of young people are given a full 30 minute show to debate topical issues that are affecting their lives. In this story example they are talking about masculinity and the pressures put on men in Jamaica. This particular episode aired four years ago and the organisation has been going since 2010.

Tackling a taboo topic in a country where press freedom – and gay rights – are under threat. This story explores the life of a transgender boy who the government refuses to acknowledge. Bravely reporting on the issue… Hungary banned adoption by same-sex couples and barred transgender people from changing their legal gender in 2020. In 2021, the government clamped down even further.

Vertical video about how students stormed their principal’s office after he sided with a teacher who has been accused of sexual harassment. Includes, mobile footage, interviews with girls allegedly harassed by him, social media messages they’ve received. Reporter and interviewees appear in a circle at top right of screen while visuals keep rolling. Clever title – “Today’s lesson from students in Tripoli: This is how you pursue harassers.”