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Natalia Humeniuk
is a journalist and correspondent specializing in international affairs and conflict coverage
She is the co-founder and executive director of the Public Interest Journalism Lab. She is also a co-founder, editor, and lead journalist of the international project documenting war crimes, The Reckoning Project. The author of several documentaries and books, including “The Lost Island: Reports from the Occupied Crimea” and “Maidan Tahrir: In Search of the Lost Revolution.” She regularly contributes to The Guardian, The Washington Post, The Rolling Stone, Die Zeit, and The Atlantic. She was a co-founder and served as the head of Hromadske and Hromadske International for 5 years. Currently, she serves on the Hromadske Board of Directors. In 2022, she received the Free Media Awards for her coverage of the Russia-Ukraine war. In 2023, she was awarded the international Hanns Joachim Friedrichs Award.Natalia Humeniuk has been a speaker and moderator at LMF conferences on multiple occasions.