Why we are launching the Sinking Cities Project
January 20, 2022

Unbias the News will connect, train, and publish local journalists covering how rising sea levels and coastal flooding caused by climate change threaten cities.

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Covid-19 lockdown pregnancies: How South Africa is fighting to keep girls in school
January 11, 2022

Join our mission! School lockdowns were designed to prevent the spread of Covid-19, but in

How it started | How it’s going
December 21, 2021

Holy cow, it’s been a ride: After eight years, Co-Founder Tabea Grzeszyk is going on a sabbatical in 2022. Join her on a look back!

Trading guns for fish and insects, former FARC combatants find a path back to civilian life
December 17, 2021

Sandra did not know anything about the climate crisis and its causes , nor did she know about food insecurity and the possible solutions to it when she surrendered her weapon to the United Nations after the guerrilla group she was part of, The Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC-EP), signed a peace agreement with the Colombian state.

Future food? Trying to revive a lost tradition in Ecuador
December 17, 2021

In Ecuador, it is an ancestral tradition to eat insects harvested in the Amazon. This tradition was erased by conquest, but some are trying to bring it back.

Can a carnivorous culture make room on the plate for new proteins?
December 17, 2021

The benefits of insect-based diets are clear, but researchers and entrepreneurs in Argentina are fighting against prejudice and legal barriers

Read this before you eat
December 15, 2021

Behind the scenes of our latest story: Editor Wafaa Albadry reflects on the discrimination faced by Black journalists, in both Western and non-Western settings.

Six-Legged Allies – A Cross-Border Insect Story
December 13, 2021

A four part cross-border investigation into insect proteins

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The bittersweet taste of insects in Mexico’s rural areas
December 13, 2021

How can we incorporate insects into our diet without putting insect populations and their habitats at risk?

On the defense: Black journalists shouldn’t have to fight to exist
December 8, 2021

Behind the scenes of our latest story: Editor Wafaa Albadry reflects on the discrimination faced by Black journalists, in both Western and non-Western settings.

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Mind The Gaze!

What’s missing when Mongolia is seen through the eyes of foreign correspondents.

The illustration by Gustavo Brigante depicts two bulls, two large roses and a woman dressed in traditional Flamenco clothes.
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Redefining Spanishness

New music in Spain offers an alternative sense of belonging in a polarized country.

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When “Help” Hurts

Is your desire to help more important than my consent? How #MeToo gave me a vocabulary to claim disability rights.

The illustration by Moshtari Hilal shows a person carrying lots of papers on her back, while standing on piles of paper with both feet.
Behind the Scenes

It’s pouring pitches!

Behind the scenes of the selection process: Editor Ankita Anand shares how the ed team picked the story pitches for Unbias the News.

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