The goal of the project is to facilitate a more open and responsible dialogue between the authorities, the media and the citizens. We work in three regions – Lugansk, Cherkasy and Chernivtsy, and involve MPs, officials, businessmen, NGO representatives and journalists in our activities. Click here for more >>

Many believe that the Media Club project is among our Centre’s most successful. Media Clubs in Kyiv-Mohyla are a live independent forum for discussing problems of the media sphere and Ukrainian society. The informal and club-like atmosphere has given these discussions the reputation of Ukraine’s Hyde Park Corner. Click here for more >>

Competitions for journalists are a unique product of the Media Reform Centre. The unprecedented annual “Media On Media” Competition has become a brand among Ukrainian media. Since 2004 we’ve also held a “Media for Ethnic Tolerance and Consolidation of Society” Competition, and in 2005 we started the “People and Power: Who Serves Who?” Competition as part of the “People and Power: Dialogue Through the Media” project. Click here for more >>

Kyiv’s youngest radio station appeared on the air in April 2005. Young Radio’s programs can be heard daily in the capital on the 69,68 FM frequency. This ambitious project is implemented by the alumni of the Mohyla School of Journalism and the students of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy. Visit Young Radio’s web-site! Click here for more >>