We act at the intersection of media, democracy, and digital policy, building the infrastructures that European democracies need to thrive.
Maison du MédiaLab
A Brussels home for journalists from Eastern and Central Europe. We provide accreditation support, office space, and a community for correspondents covering EU institutions.
A policy framework promoting quality, verified European media platforms as an alternative to US and Chinese digital infrastructure — sovereignty through trusted content.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Europe MédiaLab?
Europe MédiaLab is a Brussels-based think-and-do tank dedicated to strengthening Europe’s media ecosystem. We bring together journalists, publishers, researchers, entrepreneurs, policymakers and civil society to support media innovation, independent journalism, digital sovereignty and democratic resilience through collaborative projects, events and policy initiatives
What are Trusted European Platforms (TEPs)?
Trusted European Platforms (TEPs) are a Europe MédiaLab’s initiative promoting trustworthy, European digital platforms that serve the public interest. They aim to foster a healthier online ecosystem by supporting transparency, quality information, innovation and respect for European values.
Why are Trusted European Platforms needed?
Democracy and digital sovereignty depend on the platforms that carry Europe’s public debate. Trusted European Platforms promote alternatives to US and Chinese ones built on reliable information, user trust and transparency: platforms that reinforce democratic discourse rather than erode it, and that respect EU law. The aim is a digital landscape that is more diverse, more resilient and genuinely accountable to the citizens it serves.
What is Maison du MédiaLab?
What is Maison du MédiaLab? Maison du MédiaLab is Europe MédiaLab’s programme helping influential independent media outlets from Armenia, Georgia, Moldova, and Ukraine in Brussels increase their first-hand journalistic coverage (Brussels reporting) of the European Union and its policies. It provides selected correspondents with accommodation, accreditation support, professional coaching, training, study visits, and high-level networking opportunities in Brussels.
How can I visit the Maison du MédiaLab?
Europe MédiaLab organises monthly events in the Maison, meant to offer networking opportunities to resident journalists and spark conversations regarding enlargement and the EU’s relationship with its Eastern neighbourhood,
What is Stars4Media?
Stars4Media is Europe MédiaLab’s flagship programme supporting cross-border collaboration between media professionals across Europe. Through training, mentoring and innovation projects, it helps journalists, publishers and media organisations develop new skills, test new ideas and build lasting European partnerships.
How can I work with Europe MédiaLab?
We welcome collaborations with media organisations, technology companies, universities, foundations, public institutions and civil society organisations. Whether you are interested in partnering on a project, organising an event, requesting a speaker or interview, or exploring other opportunities, we’d be happy to hear from you
Is there a coworking space?
Yes. The Résidence Palace offers a flexible coworking space for journalists next to Europe MédiaLab’s office, in the heart of Brussels’ European Quarter, steps from Schuman Station, located at Rue de la Loi 155, 1040 Brussels.
How can I stay up to date with MédiaLab?
Follow our latest news to discover upcoming events, open calls, training opportunities and new initiatives. You can also subscribe to our newsletter and follow Europe MédiaLab on LinkedIn to stay informed about our work and opportunities to get involved.