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In an Emergency, Whom do you Trust?
Spanish-speaking residents affected by the 2017 wildfires in California struggled to get information
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In the United States, we work on community-based media projects that expand two-way conversations between audiences and media producers. Internews supports the Listening Post Collective (https://www.listeningpostcollective.org/) which provides journalists, newsroom leaders, and non-profits tools and advice to create meaningful conversations with their communities.
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Sonoma County Works to Finalize Disaster Recovery Plan
A radio report on KRCB looks at whether Sonoma County's draft Disaster Recovery Plan addresses improving communication in Spanish. information.
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National Geographic Photo Camp
Te invitamos a compartir la magia del talento de 20 estudiantes virtuosos del lente que formaron parte del primer National Geographic Photo Camp que se celebra en Puerto Rico.
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Teaming with National Geographic, Young Photographers in Puerto Rico to Document Recovery
In Puerto Rico, National Geographic Photo Camp will partner with Internews to bring together 20 aspiring photojournalists – college-age and recent graduates – for a week-long intensive photojournalism training, beginning October 21.
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Trust, Accountability and Transparency in Newsrooms and Beyond
[The Listening Post Collective cited in this article is a project of Internews]
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How a Local Journalist is Trying to Better Understand and Serve Oakland's Latino Immigrant Community
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Fellows See that Global is Local at International Climate Summit
It was dubbed a climate event unlike any other: a chance for local government leaders and businesses to come together and commit to greater efforts to curb climate change.
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Desconectado: How Emergency Information Got Lost In Translation During The Northern California Wildfires
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Listen to this tale of two cities
In this article on Medium, Isadora Varejão looks at two different communities in Rio and New Orleans and how they addressed local issues.