On February 11-12, the Gongadze Prize will host the third Media Day, a conference on challenges and trends in the media space with journalists, editors, and the responsible business community. The theme of this year's event is "How do the media affect our future?"

For two days, journalists, media experts, and entrepreneurs will talk about the value of truth, the future of journalism, and the cooperation between media and business.

Join live broadcasts on the Gongadze Prize Facebook page, PEN Ukraine, Kyiv-Mohyla Business School, Kyiv-Mohyla Business School Alumni Association, Ukrainian Pravda, Lviv Media Forum, Media Detector, Public Broadcasting, Nakypilo Media Group.

Media Day Program:

February 12 14:00-15:00

Public interview "In the struggle for attention: On acceptable and unacceptable compromises in the media"

Vitaly Portnikov in conversation with Myroslava Barchuk.

February 12 15:30-16:30

Online lecture "On the value of truth in times of narrative wars"

Speaker: Andrea Halupa is an American journalist, writer and screenwriter. Author of the book "Orwell and the Refugees" and the screenplay for "The Price of Truth".

Lecture in English with simultaneous translation and the opportunity to ask questions.

February 12 17:00-18:30

Discussion "The right to facts: What will journalism be like in the future?"

Speakers: Lyubov Tsibulska, Zurab Alasania, Taras Luty. Moderated by Larysa Denysenko

Confirmation of registration and venue details will be sent in a letter.

The Georgy Gongadze Prize is an award for journalists founded by PEN Ukraine in partnership with the Kyiv-Mohyla Business School, powered by the KMBS alumni platform and Ukrayinska Pravda.

With the support of the US Embassy's Media Development Fund.

Organizational partner — Lviv Media Forum. Media partners — Media Detector, Public Broadcasting.

Gongadze Prize Media Day "How does the media affect our future?"