
Lugara: COVID-19 Media Bulletin South Sudan
Lugara is a bi-weekly bulletin designed for and by media partners and journalists in South Sudan reporting and working on COVID-19Â and other related health and development challenges.
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Lugara is a bi-weekly bulletin designed for and by media partners and journalists in South Sudan reporting and working on COVID-19Â and other related health and development challenges.
View ResourceIn response to the 11th Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) in the Mbandaka, Equateur region, Internews has launched a new rumor tracking bulletin specific to the region. The first weekâs edition looked at the following issues and rumors:
View ResourceInternews in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is producing this weekly bulletin - Iliyo Semeka ("What was said" in Swahili) to respond to rumors and misinformation about COVID-19. The project is implemented in four regions in DRC â all in the provinces.Â
View ResourceThis playbook by jesikah maria ross is a guide to participatory journalism. It includes these elements:
View ResourceThe COVID-19 pandemic has seen a proliferation of information being spread via local and international media, online and through social media channels. The so called âinfodemicâ meant risk communication had to tackle simultaneously information gaps and information fatigue. ...
View ResourceWe know that COVID-19 does not discriminate. However existing vulnerabilities may put some people at an increased risk of catching the virus, serious illness or to suffer the impact of the social and economic implications of the pandemic.
View ResourceIn an information climate as complex as that surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic, local information plays a vital role in determining how communities respond to public health orders and guidance.
View ResourceThis document answers questions about COVID-19 for migrants living in Thailand, such as testing for the virus, work issues and where to get further information.
View ResourceHumanitarian Learning Collection
Internews has developed a humanitarian learning collection based on its experience supporting local media for displaced communities and refugees in South Sudan.
Explore the Curriculum![]() Insecure EnvironmentsListening To Communities in Insecure Environments aims to contribute solutions for providing effective and accountable humanitarian action amid high levels of insecurity. |
![]() Compromised ConnectionsCompromised Connections: Overcoming Privacy Challenges of the Mobile Internet is a brief introduction to emerging security issues facing mobile phones in development. |
![]() Cyber-warfareHumanitarianism in the Age of Cyber-warfare: Towards the Principled and Secure Use of Information in Humanitarian Emergencies recommends that the humanitarian sector develop robust ethical guidelines for the use of information. |
![]() SaferJournoSaferJourno: Digital Security Resources for Media Trainers is a free and open-source curriculum guide for media trainers who teach students, professionals and peers digital safety and online security. |
![]() Digital Security TrainersTraining Digital Security Trainers: A Preliminary Review of Methods, Needs, and Challenges draws on interviews with trainers and coordinators whose end-goal is the support of human rights defenders, civil society, activists, and local media worldwide. |
![]() SpeakSafe – EnglishSpeakSafe: Media Workers’ Toolkit for Safer Online and Mobile Practices (English version) introduces reporters, journalists, bloggers and media workers to simple yet effective practices to maintain control of important information and communications. |
![]() SpeakSafe – SpanishSpeakSafe: Media Workers’ Toolkit for Safer Online and Mobile Practices (Spanish version) introduces reporters, journalists, bloggers and media workers to simple yet effective practices to maintain control of important information and communications. |
![]() SpeakSafe – ArabicSpeakSafe: Media Workers’ Toolkit for Safer Online and Mobile Practices (Arabic version) introduces reporters, journalists, bloggers and media workers to simple yet effective practices to maintain control of important information and communications. |
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