To understand the world better,
sharpen your critical thinking skills, form your own opinions and
stay informed from a variety of sources – that’s the first step towards taking action!
Ritimo is a network of 90 resource centres for solidarity and sustainable development. In 2016, Ritimo published a guide on information, amongst other things.
Politis is an independent general-interest weekly news magazine that highlights social injustices and explores ways to foster greater solidarity.
Alternatives Economiques is a monthly magazine, as well as a comprehensive website designed to provide citizens with insights and practical ideas for a more people-centred economy.
Mediapart is an independent, participatory online news outlet.
Street Press is a freely accessible media outlet funded solely by donations, which publishes factual, unfiltered information. It carries out investigative journalism and focuses on urban cultures.
Ferarock brings together 24 radio stations in France and five across Belgium and Quebec; it showcases alternative, community-led and independent radio stations that are actively involved in their local areas, and, through them, promotes local initiatives and emerging artists.
Le Drenche is a debate journal that presents the pros and cons of current affairs topics to help readers form their own opinions. Aimed at students, it addresses issues that will have a significant impact on their future.
Radio Parleur is an independent, committed and activist media organisation at the heart of all social struggles. As a grassroots media organisation, all its investigations and reports are carried out in collaboration with those most directly affected.
Basta! is an independent media outlet dedicated to raising awareness of environmental issues, citizen-led initiatives, social demands, solidarity movements and alternative approaches.
Deuxième Page is a free, ad-free cultural and socially conscious webzine, funded entirely by its readers.
Arrêt sur images is a website run by the journalist Daniel Schneidermann, which is dedicated to analysing and deconstructing the media.
Since the programme ceased broadcasting on France Inter, Daniel Mermet and his team have been developing a form of counter-establishment journalism on the *Là-bas si j’y suis* website, which is accessible, rigorous and socially committed.
Silence is a monthly magazine that aims to serve as a link between all those who believe it is possible to live differently, without accepting what the media and those in power present to us as inevitable.
Kaizen is a magazine supported in particular by the Colibris Movement.
L’âge de faire is a monthly magazine that highlights alternative approaches to reclaiming control of the economy, building social ties, environmentalism and civic engagement. Its mission is to provide its readers with the tools they need to put their ideas into practice.
The Africultures association was founded in 1997 with the aim of documenting and analysing contemporary African cultural expressions from a critical perspective.
Africultures publishes a bimonthly magazine, *Afriscope*, which notes that cultural and community initiatives relating to Africa or its diaspora lack visibility in France. Afriscope sets out to meet key figures in France’s multicultural society who are fighting against prejudice and discrimination, challenging these attitudes, and creating and offering an artistic voice that enriches contemporary society.
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