NEMO is a network of exiled media organizations that actively share knowledge to more effectively, and efficiently, provide high-quality journalism to populations without access to a free press.
The network was constituted spontaneously and voluntarily, to create a safe and creative space for the empowerment of the exiled media sector. NEMO members believe that knowledge is power and that a free press is more powerful when united.
Do you work in exiled media? The Exiled Media Podcast is for you
Our series features voices from exiled media outlets across the globe sharing their successes and challenges, so that other actors in the exiled media sphere can benefit from the lessons we have all learned. In 2024, we will continue to produce more episodes on finance management, psychosocial support, business models and more. Stay tuned!
- Episode 1: Introduction to the Exiled Media Podcast
- Episode 2: Reporting from Abroad
- Episode 3: Finding Funding for Exiled Media
- Episode 4: Diversifying your Revenue in Exile
- Episode 5: Funding and Bureaucracy
- Episode 6: Managing Remote Teams
- Episode 7: Choosing VPNs in Exile
The Exiled Media Toolkit
In partnership with the International Journalists’ Network (IJNet), a project of the International Center for Journalists (ICFJ), NEMO created a toolkit for exiled media organizations and media professionals who are in different stages of the exile journey.
We hope that the resources and case studies of the Exiled Media Toolkit will give you ideas to set up and run your organization entirely from abroad, or in a hybrid dynamic.
The Exiled Media Toolkit is available in English and Persian, with translations to Spanish and other languages coming soon.
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Founders and members
