Advancing narratives
for sustainable peace
Pax Memoria is a non-profit organization dedicated to capturing and humanizing environmental narratives in crises-affected areas. We focus on reviving the human element in digital memories while promoting participatory knowledge production and situated media literacy methods. We advocate for access to information and countering misinformation. We do so by co-creating a narrative that blends memory and fact-based journalism. Our goal is clear: upholding climate justice while countering misinformation, one story at a time.
Our Approach
We conduct ethnographic interviews with digital content producers to contextualise and humanise the environmental toll of conflicts and crises.
We promote grounded, participatory feminist approaches to youth media literacy and misinformation education.
We offer specialised training, personalised mentorship and localised open-source tools to enhance the skills and efforts of journalists, activists and human rights groups.
We engage in innovative and action-oriented advocacy and campaigning to drive meaningful change through open-source documentation practices and knowledge production.
Core Programmes
Open-Source Investigations Unit
Empowering early-career journalists in conflict-afflicted areas with open-source tools to navigate complex media landscapes through dedicated resources and training.
Climate Counternarratives
Curation of counter-narratives on the environmental impacts of war using ethnographic and open-source investigation methods to uphold climate justice.
Capacity Building
Specialized training, open-source tools, and personalized mentorship designed to support and equip journalists, activists, and human rights defenders globally.
Latest Investigations
Open-source investigations from our in-house Open-Source Investigations Unit.
The Assassination of Journalist Amal Khalil in Southern Lebanon: "They Wanted to Kill Her"
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Rescuers Without Rescue: The Bombing of the Regional Civil Defence Centre in Baalbek
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21 October 2024: The Day Israel Targeted a Densely Populated Neighbourhood Near a Government Hospital
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