Multimedia
Video
Kids' Crossroads 
The Kids’ Crossroads pan-Caucasus youth media project is a unique vehicle using journalism to link young people from Armenia, Georgia and Azerbaijan. View a video clip on YouTube from Internews Azerbaijan.
The Voices of Darfur
At an event at the Paley Center for Media (formerly Museum of Television and Radio) in New York in May 2007, George Papagiannis, VP and Director for Internews' Darfuri Refugee Radio and Humanitarian Information Service, presented on Internews' project establishing radio stations and programs for Dafur refugees living in camps in Chad.
Kenya: Blood Safety
Produced by Sylvia Chebet for Citizen TV in Kenya, a news piece about the need and safety of blood donations. Chebet has been trained and mentored by the Local Voices project in Kenya. Local Voices trains journalists how to report on HIV/AIDS.
Sky Reporter
Arthur Kent has produced video
stories on the challenges faced by Afghanistan's media that feature
journalist Mirwais Social, formerly the production director for
Internews Network in Afghanistan and currently head of Watander
Radio, a station established by Internews that broadcasts in
Kabul and Herat.
Element
Element is a new series of programs which aims to bring "big
picture" issues
– climate change, poverty, discrimination – to MTV viewers across
Central & Eastern
Europe, Central Asia and the Middle East. It was launched by The
Element Partnership, in co-operation with leading media partners Television
Trust for the Environment (TVE), Internews Europe and the One World
Broadcasting Trust.
My Dead Husband's Land
An Internews Network documentary premiered Tuesday, November 28, 2006
on the South African Broadcasting Corporation’s most prestigious
documentary television program, Special Assignment. My
Dead Husband’s Land tells the story of an HIV-positive widow,
Betty Tom, and the transformation of her community on the shores
of Lake Victoria in Kenya. (Short clip from My Dead
Husband's Land)
The Russians are Coming to Your TV!
Downtown Community Television Center (DCTV), Internews
Russia and Internews Network teamed up to create a reporting exchange
called The Russians Are Coming. Five of Russia’s most promising
young TV news reporters traveled in August 2006 in the DCTV Cybercar
bus — a 40-foot long high-tech mobile production unit featuring
a Times Square-style video wall on its side. Inside is a state
of the art television studio and master control room. Atop, is
a powerful KU-band satellite dish that can digitally transmit around
the world. In order to learn about the US and in order for Americans
to learn about today’s Russia, the Cybercar and its inquisitive
cargo traveled to seven towns and cities. The reporters created
a 2-minute video summarizing their trip.
Assignment Earth Video
Former CNN correspondent Gary Strieker has struck out on his own and
formed the non-profit Environment News Trust. Strieker draws upon
his decades of experience to script, shoot, edit and produce a
series, called Assignment
Earth, of 2-4 minute video stories on environmental issues that can
be viewed on the Yahoo News
video site. Internews' Earth Journalism
Network has a strategic partnership with Environment News Trust.
Mosaic: World News from the Middle East
Produced by Link TV, Mosaic features selections from daily
TV news programs produced by national broadcasters throughout
the Middle East. The news reports are presented unedited and translated,
when necessary, into English. See also, Mosaic
Intelligence Report on Google Video. Internews Network co-founded
Link TV in 1999.
Internews in Aceh
A 10-minute film on Internews'
work in Aceh assisting the media devasted by the 2004 tsunami.
Produced by Horea Salajan, Director of the TV journalism program, Pelatihan
Jurnalistik (PJTV).
In the Tall Grass
In the Tall
Grass tells
the story of Rwanda’s search for redemption after genocide as the
country sits down to reckon with the horror in a network of informal,
community courts called gacaca. Internews Network provided consulting
and financial administration for the award-winning film.
Children's
Rights in the Congo
In 2003, Internews produced two videos to raise awareness of the
plight of Congolese children accused of witchcraft. One was a documentary, "Enfant
Dit Sorcier" ("Child
Accused of Being a Witch") that was presented
at a Kinshasa workshop for 150 local media professionals, to encourage
them to address the problem objectively.
The second was a music
video,
featuring the musicians
of L'Orchestre Lachytoura. The videos were part of a project
funded by the United States Agency for International Development
and was filmed, directed and produced by Angela Nicoara, former
Internews Rwanda Country Director, and Mike Ormsby, former Internews
DRC Project Director. The music video was co-funded by Search for
Common Ground.
Audio
Kenya's Fragile Press 
Ida Jooste, Internews Resident Advisor for Kenya, was interviewed by NPR's On the Media on February 8, 2008 about restrictions on the press in the midst of violence following the disputed presidential election.
Voices of Reconciliation - Sri Lanka
Lifeline provides essential humanitarian information to communities affected by the conflict or by natural disasters.With a strong emphasis on including the voices of displaced communities, Lifeline also focuses on health, education, gender issues, child protection, and other areas impacting on people's lives. Lifeline is broadcast in Tamil and produced by Internews Network, under the umbrella of the Confidence-Building and Stabilisation Measures framework signed between the Government of Sri Lanka and the UNHCR.
Refugees from Darfur
Internews VP for Government Relations George Papagiannis discussed Internews'
humanitarian information project in eastern Chad, which provides radio
programming produced by and for refugees from Darfur as well as the local
population, on KPFA San Francisco's Sunday Morning with Peter Laufer
on June 17.
Voices of Tsunami Survivors
Audio from the Internews-supported radio programs produced for survivors
of the SE Asian tsunami – people in Aceh share their experiences
on life after the tsunami, from the destruction they saw, to how
they are dealing with the many changes in their lives, and the
difficult decisions they now face. The audio is available on the
web site of the UN
Office of the Special Envoy for Tsunami Recovery.
MEDIAIDS India
From Internews Europe, a sample of one of a dozen jingles in Tamil
and English that were produced by trainees from the MediaAIDS
India project. The jingles focused on living positively with HIV
anti-retroviral therapy, on Voluntary Confidential Counselling
and HIV testing (VCTT), safer sex and positive attitudes about
people/children living with HIV.
Audio Samples from Internews Projects
Flash Movies
The Asian Tsunami – One Year Later 
A multimedia presentation about Internews' work rebuilding
the media in Aceh Province in Indonesia during the year after the
December 2004 tsunami devastated parts of Southeast Asia.
Rwanda: Justice After Genocide
A multimedia presentation about the screenings of the Internews-produced
newsreels documenting the process of justice
after the Rwandan genocide, including gacaca, the community
justice system.
Photo Essays/Slideshows 
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