Rory Peck Trust

28/04/2026

26/04/2026

🏅They smashed it!

Congratulations to our 2026 finishers .p.taylor

Amazing effort and fundraising for the Rory Peck Trust🙏🏻

26/04/2026

The in full swing and our runners the fantastic four all on their way to finish line 🙌🏻 GO Rory Peck Runners ✊🏻

23/04/2026

Those who risk everything to ensure our right to know - and who protect your freedom - deserve to be remembered. Properly, publicly and permanently.

18/04/2026

Over the last few days, we’ve partnered with to offer a series of safety clinics at the International Journalism Festival. Today, .williamz is discussing how funders are approaching safety and sustainability in the Palazzo dei Priori at 1130 CET - or you can watch live or on demand here: https://www.journalismfestival.com/programme/2026/how-funders-are-approaching-safety-and-sustainability

08/04/2026

Later this month, we’re bringing the frontlines of the past year to Central London — through the images that defined it - in a special exhibition for .
‘Being There: Witness, Truth & Trust’ is not just an exhibition. It’s a direct account of what it now takes to report the truth — and the price many freelancers are paying to do it.
Grateful to our friends at , , and - and to Charlie .art__gallery.
Truth doesn’t arrive on its own. It depends on people willing to be there. And if that disappears, so does our ability to understand the world as it really is.
Please do come and see us. It opens Wednesday, 29th April.

28/10/2025

Thank you to our panellists CBS News, Mark Bendeich Reuters, our Director .williamz for an important and insightful discussion on transnational repression today to an audience of news and media business leaders, diplomats and friends, ahead of Sumday's International Day to End Impunity for Crimes Against Journalists.

Our sincere thanks for the team at the High Commission of Canada for partnering with us and providing a platform for this crucial conversation.

09/10/2025

In 1914, the poet Rupert Brooke wrote of “a corner of a foreign field that is forever England”. Nearly 4,000 British soldiers, sailors and airmen are buried in Bayeux. Beside them is a wood which is rapidly becoming a piece of Palestine.
This afternoon, the names of 73 journalists were added to Bayeux’s Journalists’s Memorial, the vast majority killed in . They join those of 58 others added to the memorial last year, each name a son or daughter, a father or sister. Together, some of the more than 200 media killed by in an unprecedented war not just on journalism, but on journalists.
80 years ago, Normandy was the site of the fight to save democracy, a battle to ensure people could know the truth. For the past two years, with Israel preventing independent access to Gaza, Palestinian journalists have been the world’s truth tellers. They have paid an unimaginable price. Any ceasefire is too late for them. But their role in ensuring the triumph of the truth—and the gratitude of the people of Normandy—lives on in a piece of France that is, forever, Gaza.

09/10/2025

Great to see Bayeux turn out to support the extraordinary ‘Gaza Project’, a collaboration between our friends at , and a dozen news organisations including ’s 972 Magazine, and in the UK.
The brainchild of , it is one way journalism is rising to the challenge of a crisis of impunity. In 80% of cases where journalists are killed, no-one is ever brought to justice. Too often in the past, the story has died too. But in and elsewhere, thanks to Forbidden Stories, others have continued the reporting of those who’ve paid the ultimate price.
At the most dangerous time in modern history to be a journalist, those who target the media can silence us. They cannot — and will not — stop the truth being told/

08/10/2025

Here in Bayeux, freelancer has curated an exhibition of images from Sudan—from the revolution that overthrew Omar al Bashir, to the October coup by the Generals in 2021, to the split between the Sudanese Armed Forces and the Rapid Support Forcea that has plunged into he country into civil war, famine and unimaginable suffering.