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A Reporter in Tanzania Uncovers an Embezzling Scheme
Using skills learned at an Internews workshop, journalist Herieth Rebman uncovers parking agents engaging in fraud
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Investigative Journalism Training Boosts the Capacity of Central American Journalists to Expose Corruption and Highlight Social Issues
More than 90 journalists in El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras were trained in investigative and data journalism, as well as physical and digital security, through a program conducted by Internews in the region.
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Revealing the Rot: How Internews Empowers Media to Expose Corruption in Ukraine
Kyiv, Ukraine’s capital, has a grand opera house, great churches and cathedrals, designers’ and chain stores, swanky restaurants and sweeping central avenues, everything required to make a place look European.
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Miel Fellowship Open to International Journalists
(Reposted from the Pulitzer Center)
The call for 2017 fellows is now open. The deadline is March 1, 2017.
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World Economic Forum 2017
Internews President & CEO Jeanne Bourgault will be moderating a panel - Where Does Truth Lie?
