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Română 
Participant selection.
Identifying young people interested in journalism and civic storytelling.
Community journalism lab
Two days of intensive training where participants learn interview techniques, digital storytelling, reporting, and journalistic writing.
Individual mentorship
Each participant works with an experienced journalist who supports them in researching, writing, and editing their materials.
Article publication
Participants’ work is published on the CRDC website and the www.jurnalist.md platform.
Periodic mentoring sessions
Held individually or in groups, both online and offline, to enhance journalistic skills.
Information and advocacy campaigns
Young people are encouraged to highlight community issues through articles, reports, and media campaigns.
Methodological support in working with local public authorities
Aimed at addressing community challenges through dialogue and collaboration.
How it works
The program is structured in several stages, combining theory, practice, and personalized mentoring:
Areas of involvement
1
Interview and reporting techniques – how to identify relevant topics and build a compelling story.
2
Article writing and digital storytelling – how to create clear, concise, and impactful content.
3
Investigating community issues – how to gather accurate information and support local transparency.
4
Advocacy and transparency promotion – how to use journalism to draw attention to community problems.
5
Creating multimedia content – using photography, videography, and social media to increase story visibility.
