The AI Company Data Initiative is building a dataset on corporate AI adoption, so that this technology can be used in the public interest.

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The Thomson Reuters Foundation and Global Fund are launching a training programme for young journalists and civil society organizations in West Africa, aiming to break down barriers to health services ...

AI will be a critical component of the future of journalism. But its ethical and equitable adoption is key to advancing the resilience of independent media.

The media plays a crucial role in raising awareness of LGBTQ+ rights around the world. With the growing visibility of LGBTQ+ people in some Western countries across the press, film, TV, radio and ...

The Thomson Reuters Foundation has today announced the 19 candidates – including corporates, non-profits and individuals – shortlisted for its annual Stop… ...

Our new report shines a spotlight on journalism in the AI era and provides a platform for the voices of journalists in the Global South and emerging economies.

This impact story is part of a new series to celebrate the extraordinary pro bono projects undertaken by legal teams to support NGOs and social enterprises with the support of TrustLaw. All projects ...

In the Philippines, despite being considered one of the most LGBTQIA+ friendly countries in the region, the absence of comprehensive national anti-discrimination laws and legal recognition for ...

Press Release Thursday, April 28 2022 19:16 GMT Tony’s Chocolonely, Justice and Care and Tafteesh amongst winners of global anti-slavery award The Thomson Reuters Foundation names businesses, SMEs, ...

This three-part toolkit aims to empower journalists and CSOs to inform public discourse and advocate for ethical and responsible AI deployment.

This report analyses the needs and support provided to Belarusian and Russian independent media in exile across Czechia, Germany, Latvia, Lithuania and Poland. The report highlights how the needs of ...