New Internationalist is owned by people who believe in a different kind of media. Since becoming a multi-stakeholder co-operative in 2017, more than 4,600 people have invested in the magazine to keep independent international journalism alive.
Our co-owners are a remarkable bunch: campaigners, teachers, artists, journalists, trade unionists, students and community organizers from around the world. In this new column, we’re introducing you to some of the people who own NI, the work they do and what keeps them hopeful. First up: London-based photojournalist Julio Etchart.
