Migration journalism is far more than a niche specialisation. It’s the foundation for evidence-based reporting, and at porCausa, we believe that access to quality information is one of the most powerful tools which can be used in the democratic fight against polarisation and impunity. That’s why we’ve been dedicated to producing high-quality information on migration for over a decade. 

This work is carried out by our diverse team of journalists who work alongside national and international media outlets, with whom we publish regularly (check out our clipping at the bottom of this page).

We conduct all of our research and reports through an intersectional lens, meaning that we prioritise stories that often go unheard in mainstream news. Our investigative journalists research issues such as the Migration Control Industry (MCI) and border externalisation.

Since 2018, porCausa has annually organised the world’s only International Congress on Migration Journalism – a space for dialogue and reflection regarding the production of migration-related content, bringing together over 150 international journalists every year.

Our goal is to foster an innovative and in-depth debate about migration coverage. This Congress takes place in Mérida (Spain) and is a safe working and networking space that has led to the creation of a journalistic network of more than 200 journalists from around the world.

The Congress has a significant impact on the media and narratives surrounding migration. Since its launch, it has become a landmark event in the field of journalism. If you want more information about the Congress, visit our website.