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Promoting press freedom and access to quality liberal journalism.

Misinformation and attacks on press freedom threaten people’s ability to make informed decisions. We equip people with the skills, tools and support to navigate today’s complex information landscape. We ensure that journalism represents the society it serves and remains a powerful force for truth.

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Without action now, we risk a future where people don't have access to the information or the skills they need to make decisions about their lives. Whether you’re an individual, business or grant-giving organisation, join us in supporting young people, educators and journalists.

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Our impact in 2024/25

In 24/25, we directly reached over 20,000 people and reached a further 200,000 people through our resources and partners.

70%
of our Scott Trust Bursary alumni are still working in journalism.
Through our Incubator for Independent Media,
100%
of media professionals we trained improved their journalism skills and created a new product for their organisation.
We exist in an area of multiple deprivation where debate and discussion are not a regular feature of life in the adult world, let alone the world of a child or young person. These resources have not only opened up the world to the children, they have helped them realise they are important and have a place in our world with a voice that should be heard.
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