
Welcome to
Transitions’ Knowledge Center
for Solutions Journalism
At Transitions we seek to raise awareness about Solutions Journalism and provide training, mentoring, and support for journalists in Central and Eastern Europe who want to get involved. To date we have helped to include a solutions-oriented perspective in the reporting practices of journalists in the Czech Republic, Hungary, Slovakia, Poland, Romania, Moldova, Ukraine, and Belarus and are set to launch a program in Georgia. We see a need for Solutions Journalism in this region where traditional reporting and news are often met with apathy and distrust. We believe solutions-oriented stories can serve as a catalyst for promoting accountability for social problems and can better inform communities.
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Latest News & Blog
Meet the Newsrooms Joining the Rebuilding Trust Project
We’re excited to introduce the newsroom cohort joining Rebuilding Trust: A Multi-Stakeholder Data-Driven Journalism Initiative for Democratic Resilience. Over the coming months, these newsrooms will work alongside researchers, civil society…
From information to agency: Transitions at European Communication Conference 2026
How can journalism help people move beyond simply understanding society’s challenges and give them a greater sense of agency in responding to them? On 7 September, Transitions’ Solutions Journalism Program…
Bringing a Solutions Lens to Visual Journalism
July 6-9, 2026, the beautiful Provençal city of Arles hosted the renowned Rencontres d’Arles international photography festival. Our colleague, solutions journalism trainer and mentor Lucie Černá, was invited by the…
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New SJ Stories in Transitions Magazine

8.05. 2026 ·Simona Janikova
Long consigned to lower-quality schools, Roma in two Czech communities are doing well in mainstream schools thanks to innovative reforms and local political support.
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Ukraine Breaks Crucial ‘Link’ to Healing Foreign Soldiers
13.02. 2026 · Galina Abakunchyk
Red tape has dealt a serious blow to a grassroots Belarusian-Ukrainian project that has successfully rehabilitated hundreds of volunteers who fought for Ukraine.
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Rewilding Amid War in the Danube Delta
27. 01. 2026 · Geetanjali Krishna
Even as Russia’s war scars the landscape, conservationists in southern Ukraine are reintroducing lost species to restore Europe’s largest wetland, showing how nature recovery can persist amid conflict.






















