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Grant Expands Successful Information as Aid Project in Puerto Rico
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Internews to Help Improve Access to High-Quality Information about Sexual and Reproductive Health
Internews welcomes today’s announcement by the UK’s Department for International Development (DFID) that a consortium led by the International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF) has been selected within the UK Aid Connect program under the theme of promoting sexual and reproductive health and r
#FactcheckingDay Celebrated by Participants in Internews’ Google News Initiative Training
Internews, in partnership with the Google News Initiative (GNI), has trained thousands of journalists in India and Indonesia to combat disinformation and misinformation using Google and other tools to conduct online verification, data searches, reverse image searches and video verification.
In Tajikistan, Media Campaign Sparks Change in Attitudes about Sexual Harassment
Men’s treatment of women in public spaces has never received much public attention in Tajikistan. Even in Dushanbe, the country’s capital and home to nearly 1 million people, the subject has never broken into public discourse.
Anti-Sexual Harassment Campaign Led by Local Media in Kazakhstan Leads to Demands for Policy Change
Last year, Internews’ partner Dobrye Vesti, an online platform, launched a campaign, in partnership with national media outlets, aimed at raising public awareness on the ubiquity of workplace-based sexual harassment and its impact on the status of women in Kazakhstan.
Workshops and Grants Help Journalists in Asia Understand and Share Environmental Information
EJN Awards Grants to 14 Asian Organizations Focused on Expanding Access to Environmental Information
EJN has selected 14 organizations as recipients of its annual media grants supported by our Asia-Pacific and Bay of Bengal projects.
Sri Lankan Journalist’s Reporting Helps Bring an End to Deforestation
The jungle village of Nabadegaswewa in Sri Lanka serves as an important buffer zone in the local ecosystem and is home to two watersheds – the Manamperi and Katuwewa tanks — which are the main source of water for the area. It is also a safe-haven for wildlife, such as elephants.