Four of our partners (Eurac in Bolzano, the University of Antwerp, IES in Slovenia, and International Idea in Sweden) organized workshops aimed at journalists and institutional communication experts. Media and communication professionals play a pivotal role as channels of information and discussion within the triangle of science, policy, and the broader public.The primary objective of these workshops was to share insights from the LEGITIMULT project, which is now concluding its final official year. Furthermore, we aimed to strengthen the role of media in the governance of a crisis in a legitimate way. Participants also had the opportunity to collaboratively reflect on the relevance of the project’s findings for the media, and more importantly, on the critical role of information during times of crisis—a cornerstone for legitimate governance. The media workshops took place between April and May 202 in Italia, Bolzano; Belgium, Huldenberg; Sweden, Stockholm and Slovenia, Ljubljana. The insights from the media workshop will contribute to LEGITIMULT’s research, which seeks to develop a model for legitimate crisis governance.