Kara David: the face of community journalism
Kara David, 51, is a household name in her native Philippines. Gifted at tackling life's injustices through her documentaries, CFI called on...
“Nothing but the truth” for trainer, Vu Duc Khuynh
At 67, Vietnamese journalist, Vu Duc Khuynh, is “curious about everything” according to those who know him well, and continues to train the...
Pierre Gillette, a trainer at heart
A leading local figure in journalism, Pierre Gillette, 65, has lived in Cambodia for over 30 years. Listened to and respected, he was chosen...
What to remember about the impact of the project Echoes of women's voices
One year after its implementation, CFI published its first impact study on the project Echoes of Women's Voices, a project running from...
Tu Tu Zaw Win, ambitious connection builder
A Burmese veterinary epidemiologist, Tu Tu Zaw Win, 35, is seeking to reconnect humans, animals and the environment. Specialising in the One...
Try Thy, a hard-working project manager
Try Thy, 40, has many plans for his country, Cambodia. Executive Director of Open Development Cambodia (ODC) since 2013, he is now the...
Besma Essoussi and Sarra Fourti, journalists working together to change attitudes
It's "D" day! The Paralympic Games begin today in Paris and, as part of CFI's Paris Médias 2024 project, Besma Essoussi and Sarra Fourti...
Linda Kaboudi, a journalist on the ball for inequality
At 28 years of age, the Tunisian, Linda Kaboudi, has firmly established beliefs. Covering the 2024 Paralympic Games in Paris is an...
Bounheng Southichak, a "naturally passionate" project coordinator
Bounheng Southichak, 47, founder and director of Lao Youth Radio, passes on his passion for nature to young people each day. Coordinator of...
Our team has the floor!
They come from Marseille, Paris, Tunisia or Germany: at CFI, our 60 employees all have very different backgrounds, but above all... lots of...
Valdez Onanina, CFI trainer and “baobab thinker”
At just 33, Cameroonian Valdez Onanina is editor-in-chief of Africa Check's French-language office in Senegal and a specialist in...
What’s the story of Gaston Yamaro, the relentless self-taught man?
Gaston Yamaro has been working with CFI for 10 years, first as a beneficiary, then as a co-trainer and finally as a trainer. Born into a...
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CFI's job, by implementing projects and supporting the media, is to encourage the development and strengthening of viable and sustainable...
Investigation Lebanon project: off to a flying start, following the selection of five media outlets and a journalist
Two calls for applications led to the selection of five media outlets and one journalist.
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Access to information is often treated as a question of infrastructure - connectivity, devices, bandwidth. In reality, the biggest barriers...