Toolkits & Publications

 

“In The Loop” is a bi-weekly data-driven humanitarian feedback newsletter, produced to inform organizations and local authorities delivering services to refugees, returnees and host communities in Dadaab, Kakuma and Kolobeyei informal settlements.

Since 2017, Internews has been actively engaged in the delivery of a number of projects intended to improve gender representation and the rights of women journalists in the Iraqi media landscape.

“First do no harm” is a basic principle in medicine, and of course in journalism too. For a journalist covering COVID-19, it should read: First do no harm – to yourself. Also, do no harm to others.

Connect:COVID-19 is a weekly digest that will connect you with quality resources and fact-checked information designed to combat misinformation in the COVID-19 crisis.

“Tulivyo Sikia,” a Swahili expression meaning “What we heard,” is a weekly rumor tracking bulletin produced by Internews, with support from the Office of U.S.

Sri Lanka's diverse social fabric is made up of different ethnic, religious, linguistic, and cultural groups.

It is widely recognised that a disturbing number of people from Central Asia have been recruited into the ranks of violent extremist groups operating in Syria and Iraq over the past 10 years.

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