Our Mission
Most of what you hear about the economy arrives as a headline, a clip or a slogan. We want you to be able to check it: find the law, the dataset or the study behind the claim, understand the strongest version of each side, and make up your own mind.
Rethink the Narrative. Not by telling you what to think, but by showing you how to check.
Everything we make, from a five-minute lesson to a long case study, is built to leave you with two things: a source you can open yourself, and something you can do with what you learned.
Who We Are
Reprogram is part newsroom, part school. Our staff editors and fact-checkers write and review stories, trend explainers and claim checks. Our curriculum team builds the paths, courses and simulations. Reviewed creators and partner organisations publish alongside us, under the same standard.
Every byline tells you which of the three you are reading, and every creator profile lists paid relationships and affiliations you should know about.
How We Work
Three promises run through everything on Reprogram. Our editorial standards explain each one in detail, with examples.
Funding and Ownership
You should know who pays for what you read. Here is who owns Reprogram, where our money comes from and what funders are never allowed to do.
- Owned by
- [OWNERSHIP STATEMENT]
- Where our money comes from
- [REVENUE SOURCES AND SHARE OF EACH]
- Largest funders
- [FUNDER LIST, UPDATED YEARLY]
- What funders can't do
- See, approve or change a piece before it's published, or choose which topics we cover.
- Annual report
When a piece touches a funder, partner or anyone with a financial tie to us, the piece says so in a disclosure line above the sources.
The Team
The editors who decide what we publish and how it's checked.
- Sam OkoyeManaging editor
- Elena VogtTrade editor
- Daniel KovačEconomics desk
- Priya ShahFact-checker
- Tom ReyesCurriculum designer
- Lena ParkCommunity moderator