News for All

Research, development and testing of innovative forms of news and information formats.

What is the News for All project?

In partnership with BBC Cymru Wales, the News for All project is researching, developing, testing, and trialing innovative forms for informational content to create new formats for journalism and information provision.

The aim is to create content which is more effective in meeting audience needs – particularly those audiences that currently don’t use or engage with public interest news outlets – and enhance public understanding.

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News for All: Participatory Research Report

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December 2024: Reimagining Journalism through Design Justice

With Media Cymru’s News for All project, we’ve tried to put some of our most marginalised people and communities at the centre of discussions on the future of journalism – rather than on the outside – with exciting results...

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October 2024: News for All: Telling Different Stories for A Better World

By Shirish Kulkarni: News Innovation Research Fellow, Media Cymru

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January 2024: BBC News Labs: Shifting power in research methods

The Design Research team in BBC Research & Development have been investigating what a power shift in research methods might mean when discussing the future of journalism.

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January 2024: Hiraeth Podcast: Is it Good or Bad News for Wales?

It has been an eventful year in Wales, the UK, and further afield and we all rely on journalists, newsgathering teams, and publishers to create and share news with us. But how healthy is the industry? Shirish Kulkarni joins Gwenfair Griffith on the Hiraeth podcast to discuss.

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The first group session that took place in 2023. Picture courtesy News for All

January 2024: Journalism.co.uk: News for All explores how journalism can fix its trust issues

The News for All project - a partnership between Media Cymru, BBC News and BBC Research & Development - is exploring how journalism can better meet the needs of people who do not currently get or see value from journalism.

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January 2024: BBC Radio 4: How to Read the News

A five-part series revisiting news stories from a year ago to forensically examine how the news is made, and how our perception of the facts can be shaped by those presenting them.

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People standing around chatting at the News for All workshop.

Shirish Kukarni Latest Insights

Latest insights from the personal website of project lead Shirish Kulkarni, including regular News for All week notes.

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October 2024: News for All: Telling Different Stories for A Better World

By Shirish Kulkarni: News Innovation Research Fellow, Media Cymru

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