Radar magazine

https://www.radarmagazine.net/

Launched in 2020 by a collective of seven professional journalists and photographers, RADAR is a self-sustained initiative dedicated to producing in-depth stories about the intersection of the climate crisis, environmental issues, and social justice. The members regularly publish their features (in both Italian and English) in prestigious international outlets such as L'Espresso, BBC, National Geographic, The New York Times, and Nature. RADAR hosts original content from an expanding network of contributors and has been part of several cross-border, award-winning projects. Among them is the Forever Lobbying Project, a cross-border investigation involving 50 European journalists from 29 media partners. 

Last updated date: February 2025

Location:
Milan, Italy
Year the organisation started publishing:
2020
Languages:
English
Italian
Type of coverage:
International
Countries of coverage:
Italy
Other
Other countries of coverage:
Global

Content

Type of content produced by theme:
Science
Environment
Society and human rights
Journalism genres:
Chronicles and non-fiction
Interviews and reporting
Graphic novels and comics
Opinion
Investigative journalism
Narrative journalism
Journalism coverage types and techniques:
Solutions or constructive journalism
Explanatory journalism
Cross-border journalism
Collaborative journalism
Tech platforms and other mediums used:
Website
Newsletter
Messaging service
Telegram
Social media platforms
Facebook
Instagram
YouTube
Primary tech platform or medium used to publish content:
Website

Audience and reach

Social media audience

Facebook number of followers:
3600
Twitter number of followers:
362
Instagram number of followers:
3844
YouTube number of followers:
19

Management and team

Founders

Female:
2
Male:
5
Founders:
Gianluca Liva, Alfonso Lucifredi, Francesco Martinelli, Davide Michielin, Jacopo Pasotti, Anna Violato, Elisabetta Zavo
Directors:
Marta Frigerio

Team

Full-time employees:
0
Freelancers or consultants:
12
Volunteers:
0

Business structure and revenue sources

Organisation tax status:
Non-profit
All revenue sources reported by media leaders:
Grants
Grants from private donor organisations
Grants or investment from philanthropic organisations
Grants from Google
Consultancy services
Services for clients and other private corporations
Services for nonprofit organisations
Content services for others
Content development for other non-journalistic companies
Content development for NGOs
Audience support / reader revenue
Individual donations
The primary source of revenue reported by media leaders:
Grants
The second most important revenue source reported:
Consultancy services

Transparency

Doesn’t publish information about annual revenue
Doesn’t publish the names of donors
Has an ethics policy / manual
Publishes an ethics policy / manual
Doesn’t have a data privacy policy
Doesn’t have a whistleblower policy
Doesn’t have a complaints policy
Doesn’t have a sexual harassment or institutional violence policy
Is signed up to a press regulator, trust initiative, or part of a press association
Publishes up to date information about its team
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