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Young Journalists in the DRC Foster Peace in a Volatile Community
A radio bulletin providing accurate information and promoting dialogue leads to improved interactions between refugees and the host community
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Long term engagement around an issue – like interfaith radio or post-conflict reconciliation.
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Radio Helps Transform Youth Gang Members in Bentiu, South Sudan to Become Peace Agents
For the last couple of years, groups of disgruntled youth in Bentiu protection of civilians (PoC) site in South Sudan had taken part in gang activities. The groups had names like Cash Money, YM, D-Black, West Coast, Good Life and others.
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Handbook: A Conflict Sensitive Approach to Reporting on Conflict and Violent Extremism
December 13, 2019
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Tender: Regional Research into the Problem of Radicalisation Leading to Violent Extremism in Central Asia
The goal of the research: explore the meanings, ideas, and attitudes generated and communicated offline and online by violent groups within local communities of the Central Asian region.
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Central Asia: Empowering media, activists and teachers to counter radicalisation online
The European Union is helping countries in Central Asia take measures to effectively counter radicalisation and promote peace and stability. The aim is to increase societal resilience and empower people to spot and react to disinformation.
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The role of media in preventing violent extremism
An International forum in Almaty, Kazakhstan
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Radios Provide Essential Information to People Displaced by Conflict in Malakal
Marking World Radio Day on February 13, USAID media development partner Internews distributed 35 solar-powered wind-up radios to radio listener clubs in the Malakal Protection of Civilians (PoC) site, which houses people who have been displaced by conflict.
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Peace Works: America's Unifying Role in a Turbulent World
Jeanne Bourgault, Internews President and CEO, interviews Ambassador Rick Barton, Lecturer of Public and International Affairs and Co-director of Scholars in the Nation's Service Initiative, about his new book, Peace Works.
