Over 100 participants gathered, including leading media representatives, government officials, civil society members, and industry experts. This edition of Redkolegia featured "stand-up" sessions from participants, followed by a collective discussion focused on the evolving media and communications landscape.

This event brought together more than 150 participants for an open-format discussion, without a traditional stage or cameras. Topics focused on the challenges facing journalism and government communications during wartime.

In this intimate gathering, over 20 expert speakers and 15 media professionals, alongside three government officials, reviewed the year's outcomes and discussed strategies for 2024.

The summit featured over 20 speakers from both media and government sectors, drawing more than 500 attendees from across Ukraine, including representatives from national and local media outlets.

This event saw 20 speakers and 200 journalists and media industry experts come together to discuss how to preserve journalism during the war and support Ukraine's victory.

The first major industry event since the full-scale invasion, this gathering allowed media professionals to reflect on the state of the industry, share perspectives, and engage in informal dialogue. Over 300 guests attended, including 10 expert speakers.

More than 120 participants attended the event, including journalists, communications specialists, public activists and government officials. The main question discussed was: what challenges will we face in 2025 and how can we adapt to them? In the format of a collective discussion, we addressed the changes the world and Ukraine are facing after Trump's return, the reduction of grant funding and potential new sources of support for Ukrainian media, Meta's new moderation rules and the situation on social media, as well as other pressing issues.